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Stem cells have natural potential to treat a wide range of diseases, including diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases, spinal cord injuries and heart pathologies. Stem cells are a powerful weapon in the treatment of diseases, and scientists are currently actively working to study as many of their properties as possible and use them to create new treatments.
Several cell-based therapies have already been developed and approved for a number of diseases. Researchers are actively working to develop and implement new therapeutic methods, trying to cover an increasing number of ailments, but their number is still limited. Each stem cell therapy is tailored to the disease it aims to cure, namely by introducing specific genetic changes or replenishing a specific type of cell that is not functioning properly in the patient’s body.
Currently, the entire global research and medical community is conducting numerous clinical trials with stem cells to obtain new safe and effective treatments for diseases. Now the most common method of treating a particular disease with stem cells is transplantation of such cells. Stem cells differentiate into the required cell type, and then mature cells begin to replace areas of tissue affected by disease or damage due to injury. The first to begin such research were the removal of blood stem cells from the bone marrow, which are now used by doctors.
One of the world’s most famous institutions practicing this type of treatment is the Cellthera Stem Cell Therapy Center in the Czech Republic. This is a specialized clinic that offers the best conditions for patients undergoing treatment and provides high quality therapy and further care. We can arrange an initial consultation for you.
Stem cell-based treatments go far beyond cell transplantation. Researchers are now actively working to study in detail the process of transformation of stem cells into heart muscle cells, which may provide clues about what factors can directly stimulate the heart muscle to regenerate itself. Stem cells can also be used to study how a disease affects healthy cells, to identify and develop new drugs, or to identify toxic side effects of drugs.
Thus, there are other treatments based on the use of adult stem cells, however, they are still in their clinical trials. Until these trials are completed, it will not be possible to say for sure how wide the range of stem cell therapies is and which diseases it can cover.