If you’re in Auckland this weekend, then we’d love to see you at the Parent & Child Show at the ASB Showgrounds! We’ll be on Stand 37 this Friday, Saturday and Sunday so if you’re going along, come and say ‘Hi!” The show is New Zealand’s biggest parenting event offering everything you... Read more »
Posted on 29 September 2011 »
Come and meet us at the Parent & Child Show in Auckland
From baby wipes to bottom cream – your chance to win a copy of Mother’s Little Helper
Mother’s Little Helper, the latest book published by green guru Wendyl Nissen, takes expectant mothers through their pregnancy and right through to the first year of their baby’s life and gives them 85 old-fashioned recipes for everything from baby wipes to face cream and rice cereal. Cord blood... Read more »
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Study seeks cord blood cure for Type 2 Diabetes
A study at Shandong University in China is currently recruiting participants to investigate the efficacy of cord blood stem cells to treat Type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is by far the most common form of diabetes. In New Zealand about 270,000 people have Type 2 diabetes and about one third of cases... Read more »
Milestone for Kiwi cord blood cancer survivor – 4 years in remission
Next month will see Aucklander, Frances Everall celebrating the fourth anniversary since her successful reinfusion with her cord blood stem cells, a very special milestone her family never thought she’d see. In 2007, aged just four, Frances Everall was diagnosed with a Stage 4 Neuroblastoma (a cancer... Read more »
Can autologous cord blood stem cells cure hearing loss in children?
Back in 2009, we reported on research from Italy published in the journal Cell Transplantation that investigated whether hearing loss due to cochlear damage could be repaired by transplanting cord blood stem cells. At the time the research team carried out their testing on animal models. Moving forward... Read more »
Maia’s story raises $65,000 for medical research in NZ
Over $65,000 will be invested in research into regenerative and stem cell medicine in New Zealand – thanks to Maia Friedlander and her family. The unique fundraiser was sponsored by The Friedlander Foundation. Daniel & Jillian Friedlander are the parents of Auckland girl Maia, who was the first... Read more »
Posted on 8 August 2011 »
Stem cell therapy now available for pets
A new stem cell treatment costing around AU$2,500 is now available for pets. The treatment involves new cells being placed into damaged tissue to treat disease or injury. Injured and arthritic dogs are undergoing stem cell treatment for the first time at two separate vet clinics in Mundaring and Champion... Read more »
New study to treat liver disease with cord blood
A study is being conducted by China’s Qingdao University to investigate the efficacy of cord blood to treat liver cirrhosis. Cirrhosis of the liver is now the third highest cause of death in the Western world. The devastating disease is caused by factors including alcohol abuse and hepatitis resulting... Read more »
Sickle cell anaemia cure from sibling cord blood
A little girl suffering from sickle cell anaemia is now well and back at school following an umbilical cord blood stem cell transfusion from her brother. Since birth, American girl Carol Mulumba, now 10, had been shuttled to and from emergency rooms and specialists, fighting Sickle cell anaemia –... Read more »




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