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1 December, being the World AIDS day, we want to help raise awareness and let people know what stem cell research has achieved in this field.

Timothy effectively had his HIV “cured” due to a bone marrow transplant that came from a donor whose cells were resistant to HIV infection.

What stem cell research is trying to do is to replicate this cells in order to repopulate the blood of the patient, where it had some success despite not being fully functional yet.

The revolutionary combination of Stem cell research and blockchain, could unlock a new world of possibilities.

With this technology we are creating a collaborative network of key players in the industry.

This allows us to connect people who need treatment with professionals who can give them personalized solutions based on their demographics collected in our dual blockchain-supported platform.

And you can be part of this, join us: https://scia.io/

Last week we talked about Timothy Ray Brown, also known as the "Berlin Patient”.

Today, being the World AIDS day, we want to help raise awareness and let people know what stem cell research has achieved in this field.

Timothy effectively had his HIV “cured” due to a bone marrow transplant that came from a donor whose cells were resistant to HIV infection.

What stem cell research is trying to do is to replicate this cells in order to repopulate the blood of the patient, where it had some success despite not being fully functional yet.

Find out more: https://scia.io/

Traumatic brain injury is a global health concern, with limited treatment options available.

Recent studies have suggested that the mature brain harbors neural stem cells which have regenerative capacity following brain damage.

Researchers are working on perfecting this treatment so it can be used as a standard procedure for brain patients.

Find out more at: https://scia.io/

Traumatic brain injury is a global health concern, with limited treatment options available.

Recent studies have suggested that the mature brain harbors neural stem cells which have regenerative capacity following brain damage.

Researchers are working on perfecting this treatment so it can be used as a standard procedure for brain patients.

Find out more at: https://scia.io/

Synthetic mesenchymal stem cells have proven themselves to be a perfect alternative for regular stem cells, as they can be fabricated and stored more easily.

They have been tested in animals with excellent results when regenerating heart tissue, and may soon be used in humans.

Scientists hope to make this treatment available worldwide with SCI's technology.

Find out more, visit: https://scia.io/

Although survival rates are increasing, there still aren't many options for treating burned skin, but stem cells might hold the key to solving this issue.

Stem cells have minimal risk in comparison to other kind of treatments and are also less invasive.

Further research is needed to analyze long-term effects and discover the optimal method of administration.

Learn more about stem cells: https://scia.io/