The first-in-human trial of glycocalyx-edited autologous MSCs shows that engineering bone homing via sLeX expression reduces fragility fractures and increases bone density in advanced osteoporosis patients, with five-plus years of safety data and no serious adverse events.
The Cox et al. Phase 1/2a trial in Brain (2026) demonstrates that autologous adipose-derived MSCs reduce brain immune cell density and improve depression, fatigue, and pain in chronic TBI patients.
From MSC secretome to exosome injections and next-gen PRP alternatives, here is what 2026 research says about regenerative hair loss treatments — and who they work best for.
New 2026 research shows that uninterrupted sleep reprograms stem cells and suppresses mutant clone expansion. Here's what the science says about protecting your body's repair cells while you rest.
Recent Phase 2a clinical trials demonstrate that mesenchymal stem cell therapy can slow brain atrophy by up to 62% and reduce neuroinflammation in mild Alzheimer's patients. Review of laromestrocel trial data, biomarker outcomes, and emerging treatment options.
A comprehensive 2026 review of mesenchymal stem cell therapy for systemic sclerosis (scleroderma), covering iPSC-derived MSCs, refrigerated cell delivery, blood vessel organoid models, and the MANUS clinical trial for digital ulcers.
Premature ovarian insufficiency doesn't have to mean permanent infertility. Learn how 2026 stem cell research is restoring ovarian function, hormone levels, and natural fertility in women with POI—with real clinical evidence.
Your body's repair system ages with you — but exercise, sleep, fasting, diet, and stress management all have measurable effects on stem cell function. Here is what the latest research says.
A 2026 meta-analysis pools 236 patients across 5 trials, and a 114-patient Phase 2 RCT shows MSC therapy achieves EASI-75 in 24% of severe AD patients. Exosome hydrogel delivery and batch consistency data now address the scalability questions that held this field back.
Three major clinical trials — including a 404-patient 3-year study — are finally giving us real data on whether MSC therapy works for chronic low back pain and degenerative disc disease. Here's what the evidence says, in plain language.
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