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Your baby’s newborn stem cells have so much potential. Beyond current uses for cord blood stem cells, researchers are excited about the potential use of newborn stem cells in regenerative medicine.
Your baby’s umbilical cord contains tissue and a small amount of blood. Both cord blood and cord tissue are rich sources of powerful stem cells. Cord blood stem cells have already been used in more than 35,000 transplants worldwide to regenerate healthy blood and immune systems.1*
Clinical trials using cord blood and cord tissue stem cells are currently looking to reveal ways they may play a role in regenerative medicine. Researchers hope to find new approaches to healing the body using the cells’ natural abilities to help repair and regenerate.
CBR wants your family to have access to more options and future technologies as they may become available. That’s why we preserve the cord sample whole to help safeguard the variety of cord tissue cell types.
By partnering with reputable research institutions on FDA-regulated clinical trials, CBR is helping to bring more research opportunities using newborn stem cells to families.
More than 500 families have used their newborn stem cells.
Our team of Certified Genetic Counselors is available to discuss your family’s medical history and answer questions about how newborn stem cells might be applicable to your family.
We also believe passionately in the power of healthy families. That’s why our Newborn Possibilities Program® has assisted over 6,000 families with a qualifying medical need by covering all costs for stem cell processing and storage for 5 years.
