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Stem cell breakthrough may reduce cancer risk

A company claims it has converted adult human cells to a seemingly embryonic state – using methods that are much less likely to trigger cancer

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Stem cell transplant 'cures' diabetic mice

Health

Stem cell transplant 'cures' diabetic mice

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Has human clone generated stem cells?

Life

Has human clone generated stem cells?

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First cloned human embryo created from skin cell

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Simple protein makes embryonic stem cells thrive

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Rogue stem cells hold clue to melanoma growth

Health

Rogue stem cells hold clue to melanoma growth

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Stem cell breakthrough leaves embryos unharmed

Life

Stem cell breakthrough leaves embryos unharmed

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US funds stem-cell therapy for radiation sickness

Technology

US funds stem-cell therapy for radiation sickness

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Stem cell shots rescue terminally ill children

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From 'pro-life' to anti-ethics

From 'pro-life' to anti-ethics

Just how ethical are the arguments of the pro-lifers who want to ban the use of embryonic stem cells in medicine, wonders A C Grayling

Opinion

Life

Japan's Yamanaka wins Nobel for stem cell breakthrough

Opinion

Life

Nobel-winning stem cell pioneer

Opinion

Health

Sickle-cell mice cured with their own cells

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Editorial: Don't be fooled by stem cell hype

Opinion

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