By Carlos Mendez – ISSCA Faculty | USA Revisiting an Old Therapy with a Regenerative Lens If oxygen is life,…

By Dr. Andrea Lapeire – ISSCA Faculty | Argentina Reoxygenating the Field: A New Role for an Old Molecule We…

The release of the new ISSCA Magazine comes at a pivotal moment for regenerative medicine. As the field evolves beyond…

The thymus, often overlooked in adult medicine, is the cradle of adaptive immunity—the site where immature T lymphocytes are sculpted…

Gastrointestinal angiodysplasia and recurrent bleeding remain among the most persistent and difficult complications following durable left ventricular assist device (LVAD)…

Regeneration and Neuroprotection Must Follow If We Are to Alter the Disease Trajectory. Multiple sclerosis (MS) remains one of the…

In the crowded field of stem cell research, most discussions revolve around mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), induced pluripotent stem cells…

The thymus, often overlooked in adult medicine, is the cradle of adaptive immunity — the site where immature T lymphocytes…

What if aging isn’t just the slow breakdown of tissues or the accumulation of damaged cells? What if a big…

We usually think about aging in visible terms. Wrinkles. Gray hair. That extra stiffness in the morning that wasn’t there…