The relationship between stem cells and cancer is one of the most active areas of medical research. Stem cell transplants are already an established treatment for some blood cancers, such as leukemias and lymphomas, where they help rebuild the blood and immune system after high-dose therapy.
Beyond transplants, researchers are studying how cell-based therapies may help patients recover from the side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Areas of research
Hematopoietic transplants
An established therapy that restores blood-forming cells in certain blood cancers.
Recovery after treatment
Supportive protocols studied for fatigue, inflammation and tissue damage after chemo or radiation.
Immune-based therapies
Specialized cell lines help researchers understand tumors and test immune responses.
Our approach
At Cell Innovation Center, any oncology-related protocol is supportive and complementary to the treatment directed by your oncologist — never a replacement. We evaluate patients who have completed or are between oncology treatments for uterine, cervical, breast, prostate or liver cancer, leukemias, lymphomas, adenomas and sarcomas.
- We request authorization and reports from your oncology team.
- We do not offer stem cell therapy as a cancer cure.
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The Future of Stem Cell Research
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