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700+ CBR families have used newborn stem cells for investigational regenerative purposes or as part of a stem cell transplant. Here are some of their stories.
Family stories
Hunter proved everyone wrong
Condition: Cerebral palsy
When Hunter was around 9 months old, his parents noticed he started losing mobility on the left side of his body. After being diagnosed with cerebral palsy, the cord blood they preserved with CBR when Hunter was born would be used as part of his treatment. Now he’s a gold medal-winning bodybuilder.
Grace’s first gift
Condition: Acquired hearing loss
Grace was born with a condition called sensorineural hearing loss. Because her parents preserved her newborn stem cells with CBR, she was connected to a clinical trial.
Justice’s big wins
Condition: Hydrocephalus
Justice was born with hydrocephalus. See the incredible progress he has made since receiving infusions of his own and his sister's cord blood.
Newborn stem cells used by CBR families
Cumulative cord blood unit releases each year
Clinical use of newborn stem cells by CBR families has increased over the years, and as the science evolves, we're seeing momentum in experimental treatments in regenerative medicine.
Cumulative cord blood unit releases each year
Clinical use of newborn stem cells by CBR families has increased over the years, and as the science evolves, we're seeing momentum in experimental treatments in regenerative medicine.
Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine is an area of medicine that aims to replace or regenerate cells, tissues, or organs to help restore function to the body.108 All regenerative medicine treatments are currently experimental.
Categories of medical conditions
Transplant Medicine
For over 30 years, cord blood has been used in stem cell transplants to rebuild healthy blood and immune systems.106 Stem cell transplants are a potential treatment for more than 80 conditions.34
Categories of medical conditions
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