Aspen’s trial advances with a commercial-ready, patient-derived cell therapy aiming to improve Parkinson’s outcomes and streamline clinical delivery.
The exPDite-2 trial will evaluate the safety and effectiveness of donor-derived stem cell therapy in Parkinson’s disease patients.
The trial will inject autologous stem cells directly into the brain to bypass the blood-brain-barrier.
A new clinical trial in Texas will evaluate stem cell therapy’s potential to improve outcomes for adults with chronic TBI.
Researchers will test whether nasal drops containing stem cell-derived vesicles can safely benefit people with a range of neurodegenerative diseases.
Researchers in China are testing whether exosomes can help prevent or treat organ failure after aortic dissection surgery.
Hope Biosciences will study whether stem cell therapy can reduce inflammation or slow Alzheimer’s progression in a new clinical trial.
The study will test whether induced pluripotent stem cells can help repair airway damage in people with COPD.
The trial will test whether lab-grown photoreceptor cells can be safely transplanted to help people with inherited vision loss.
The study will test whether combining umbilical cord stem cells and spinal cord stimulation can safely help people with chronic spinal cord injury.
Researchers will test if umbilical cord stem cell infusions can safely reduce lung disease in extremely premature infants.
Researchers are testing whether exosomes from stem cells can enhance blood vessel repair for Moyamoya patients after surgery.
The trial will investigate whether umbilical cord stem cell therapy can calm the autoimmune condition.
The Bayer owned company just starting dosing patients with OpCT-001, an iPSC-derived cell therapy aiming to restore vision in inherited retinal diseases.
Longeveron will evaluate if it's stem cell candidate, laromestrocel, could target pediatric dilated cardiomyopathy
The company has concluded dosing in its largest pediatric diabetes trial, evaluating ProTrans therapy's safety and insulin-preserving potential
Vertex recently presented encouraging Phase 1/2 results for zimislecel, a stem cell-derived therapy showing sustained insulin production in type 1 diabetes patients.
The Israeli regenerative medicine company is moving one step closer to clinical trials for serious neurological indications such as TBI, spinal cord injury, etc.

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