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July 2023 - Page 3 of 4 - Cord Blood

Month: July 2023

  • New Study Finds Blood Pressure Patterns in Early Pregnancy Can Predict Preeclampsia

    Preeclampsia and gestational hypertension are serious health conditions that can occur during pregnancy, leading to complications for both the mother and the baby. But a new study has found that routine blood pressure readings taken in the first half of pregnancy can effectively predict and stratify patients by their risk of developing these conditions later…

  • The “Greedy Gene” – Babies Inherit it from Their Fathers

    New research from the University of Cambridge has revealed that unborn babies inherit a gene from their fathers, known as the lgf2 gene, which allows them to manipulate their mothers into releasing more nutrients during pregnancy. This gene is part of what scientists are now calling the baby’s ‘remote control system’, which determines how nutrients…

  • Stem Cell Storage Partnership for Expectant Parents

    Blood cancer research charity Leukaemia & Myeloma Research UK (LMRUK) has partnered with Smart Cells International to offer potentially life-saving stem cell storage options for expectant parents. Through LMRUK’s Model Cell Biobank, cord blood stem cells can be procured, processed, and stored, providing a valuable resource for treating blood cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. Smart…

  • U.S. Cord Blood Banking Services Market Will Benefit from Rising Awareness

    According to a recent report, the U.S. cord blood banking services market is expected to reach a value of USD 16.59 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.56%. Cord blood, which contains hematopoietic stem cells, has shown promising results in the treatment of certain diseases in children, such as hematologic…

  • Depression During Pregnancy Can Cause Problems After Birth

    Pregnant and feeling the blues? A recent study suggests that prenatal depression (depression during pregnancy) might be linked to an increased risk of heart and blood vessel issues for up to two years after giving birth. The study funded by the US National Institutes of Health suggests that experiencing depression during pregnancy may raise the…

  • The Dangers of Cannabis During Pregnancy

    A recent study conducted by researchers at Oregon Health & Science University has found that consuming THC (the main active ingredient in cannabis) during pregnancy could have negative effects on fetal development and lead to long-term health problems for the child. Published in the journal Clinical Epigenetics, the research was carried out using a non-human…

  • The Growth of Biobanking

    Biobanking is a rapidly growing industry that is expected to revolutionize healthcare. With increasing investments in regenerative medicine and personalized medicine, biobanks are becoming crucial for drug discovery and understanding the genetic basis of human diseases. The demand for medical data sets in biobanks has led to the rise of precision medicine, which aims to…

  • Understanding a New Treatment for Serious Leg Problems: Stem Cells from the Placenta

    Critical Limb Ischemia (CLI) is a severe condition where the blood flow to the legs is severely reduced, leading to unbearable pain, open sores, and even amputations. Traditional treatments like surgeries often don’t work for everyone, and many patients are left with limited options. So, what’s new? Researchers have been trying stem cell therapy as…

  • Dietitian-Led Interventions Optimize Healthy Weight Gain in Pregnancy, Study Reveals

    An article at ScienceDaily discusses a comprehensive analysis of almost 100 studies that highlights the importance of dietitian involvement in managing weight gain during pregnancy. The research team, led by maternal health expert Professor Shakila Thangaratinam from the University of Birmingham, analyzed data from nearly 35,000 participants across 99 studies published over the past 30…

  • Brother’s Cord Blood Could Help Toddler to Walk

    Isla Duffy, a two-year-old girl diagnosed with cerebral palsy due to oxygen deprivation at birth, may soon have the opportunity to walk with the help of stem cells from her baby brother’s umbilical cord. US Treatment Could Help Isla was born in January 2021 and experienced a seizure shortly after, resulting in challenges with communication…