The poster, which presents key findings from a recent survey of families with at least one child who has newborn stem cells stored with CBR, is scheduled for presentation during the pediatric disorders session on Wednesday, February 26. Of the families completing the questionnaire, 1.87% reported an immediate family history of at least one transplant indication and 17.04% reported at least one regenerative indication. The research results provide evidence that among families who store newborn stem cells in private cord blood banks, conditions for which stem cell transplant or infusion may be indicated or under investigation are relatively prevalent, especially for regenerative indications.

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