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Outlook on the Cell Therapy Global Market to 2027 – Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecasts – Yahoo Finance

Dublin, Feb. 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Cell Therapy Market by Cell Type, Therapy Type, Therapeutic Area, and End User: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2020-2027" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global cell therapy market accounted for $7,754. 89 million in 2019, and is expected to reach $48,115. 40 million by 2027, registering a CAGR of 25. 6% from 2020 to 2027.

Cell therapy involves administration of somatic cell preparations for treatment of diseases or traumatic damages. Cell therapy aims to introduce new, healthy cells into a patient's body to replace diseased or missing ones.

This is attributed to the fact that specialized cells, such as brain cells, are difficult to obtain from human body. In addition, specialized cells typically have a limited ability to multiply, making it difficult to produce sufficient number of cells required for certain cell therapies. Some of these issues can be overcome through the use of stem cells. In addition, cells such as blood and bone marrow cells, mature, immature & solid tissue cells, adult stem cells, and embryonic stem cells are widely used in cell therapy procedures.

Moreover, transplanted cells including induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), embryonic stem cells (ESCs), neural stem cells (NSCs), and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are divided broadly into two main groups including autologous cells and non-autologous cells. Development of precision medicine and advancements in Advanced Therapies Medicinal Products (ATMPS) in context to their efficiency and manufacturing are expected to be the major drivers for the market. Furthermore, automation in adult stem cells and cord blood processing and storage are the key technological advancements that fuel growth of the market for cell therapy.

In addition, growth in aging patient population, The rise in cell therapy transplantations globally, and surge in disease awareness drive growth of the global cell therapy market. Furthermore, The rise in adoption of human cells over animal cells for cell therapeutics research, technological advancements in field of cell therapy, and increase in incidences of diseases such as cancer, cardiac abnormalities, and organ failure are the key factors that drive growth of the global market.

Moreover, implementation of stringent government regulations regarding the use of cell therapy is anticipated to restrict growth of the market. On the contrary, surge in number of regulations to promote stem cell therapy and increase in funds for research in developing countries are expected to offer lucrative opportunities to the market in the future.

The global cell therapy market is categorized on the basis of therapy type, therapeutic area, cell type, end user, and region. On the basis of therapy type, the market is segregated into autologous and allogenic. By therapeutics, it is classified into malignancies, musculoskeletal disorders, autoimmune disorders, dermatology, and others.

The global cell therapy market is categorized on the basis of therapy type, therapeutic, cell type, end user and region. On the basis of therapy type, the market is segregated into autologous and allogenic. By therapeutic area, it is classified into malignancies, musculoskeletal disorders, autoimmune disorders, dermatology, and others. On the basis of cell type, it is segregated into stem cell therapy and non-stem cell type. On the basis of end user, it is segregated into hospital & clinics and academic & research institutes. On the basis of region, the market is studied across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.

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The study provides an in-depth analysis of the global cell therapy market along with the current trends and future estimations to elucidate the imminent investment pockets.

Comprehensive analysis of factors that drive and restrict the market growth is provided in the report.

Comprehensive quantitative analysis of the industry from 2019 to 2027 is provided to enable the stakeholders to capitalize on the prevailing market opportunities.

Extensive analysis of the key segments of the industry helps in understanding the forms and types of cell therapy used across the globe.

Key market players and their strategies have been analyzed to understand the competitive outlook of the market.

Key Topics Covered:

Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1. Report Description 1.2. Key Benefits for Stakeholders 1.3. Key Market Segments 1.4. Research Methodology 1.4.1. Secondary Research 1.4.2. Primary Research 1.4.3. Analyst Tools & Models

Chapter 2: Executive Summary 2.1. Key Findings of the Study 2.2. Cxo Perspective

Chapter 3: Market Overview 3.1. Market Definition and Scope 3.2. Key Findings 3.2.1. Top Player Positioning 3.2.2. Top Investment Pockets 3.2.3. Top Winning Strategies 3.3. Porter'S Five Forces Analysis 3.4. Impact Analysis 3.4.1. Drivers 3.4.1.1. Technological Advancements in the Field of Cell Therapy 3.4.1.2. The Rise in Number of Cell Therapy Clinical Studies 3.4.1.3. The Rise in Adoption of Regenerative Medicine 3.4.2. Restraint 3.4.2.1. Developing Stage and Pricing 3.4.3. Opportunity 3.4.3.1. High Growth Potential in Emerging Markets 3.5. Impact of Covid-19 on Cell Therapy Market

Chapter 4: Cell Therapy Market, by Cell Type 4.1. Overview 4.1.1. Market Size and Forecast 4.2. Stem Cell 4.2.1. Key Market Trends and Opportunities 4.2.2. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 4.2.3. Market Size and Forecast, by Type 4.2.3.1. Bone Marrow, Market Size and Forecast 4.2.3.2. Blood, Market Size and Forecast 4.2.3.3. Umbilical Cord-Derived, Market Size and Forecast 4.2.3.4. Adipose-Derived Stem Cell, Market Size and Forecast 4.2.3.5. Others (Placenta, and Nonspecific Cells), Market Size and Forecast 4.3. Non-Stem Cell 4.3.1. Key Market Trends and Opportunities 4.3.2. Market Size and Forecast, by Region

Chapter 5: Cell Therapy Market, by Therapy Type 5.1. Overview 5.1.1. Market Size and Forecast 5.2. Autologous 5.2.1. Key Market Trends and Opportunities 5.2.2. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 5.2.3. Market Analysis, by Country 5.3. Allogeneic 5.3.1. Key Market Trends and Opportunities 5.3.2. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 5.3.3. Market Analysis, by Country

Chapter 6: Cell Therapy Market, by Therapeutic Area 6.1. Overview 6.1.1. Market Size and Forecast 6.2. Malignancies 6.2.1. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 6.2.2. Market Analysis, by Country 6.3. Musculoskeletal Disorders 6.3.1. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 6.3.2. Market Analysis, by Country 6.4. Autoimmune Disorders 6.4.1. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 6.4.2. Market Analysis, by Country 6.5. Dermatology 6.5.1. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 6.5.2. Market Analysis, by Country 6.6. Others 6.6.1. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 6.6.2. Market Analysis, by Country

Chapter 7: Cell Therapy Market, by End-user 7.1. Overview 7.1.1. Market Size and Forecast 7.2. Hospitals & Clinics 7.2.1. Key Market Trends and Opportunities 7.2.2. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 7.2.3. Market Analysis, by Country 7.3. Academic & Research Institutes 7.3.1. Key Market Trends and Opportunities 7.3.2. Market Size and Forecast, by Region 7.3.3. Market Analysis, by Country

Chapter 8: Cell Therapy Market, by Region 8.1. Overview 8.2. North America 8.3. Europe 8.4. Asia-Pacific 8.5. LAMEA

Chapter 9: Company Profiles 9.1. Allosource 9.1.1. Company Overview 9.1.2. Company Snapshot 9.1.3. Operating Business Segments 9.1.4. Product Portfolio 9.1.5. Key Strategic Moves and Developments 9.2. Cells for Cells 9.2.1. Company Overview 9.2.2. Company Snapshot 9.2.3. Operating Business Segments 9.2.4. Product Portfolio 9.3. Holostem Terapie Avanzate Srl 9.3.1. Company Overview 9.3.2. Company Snapshot 9.3.3. Operating Business Segments 9.3.4. Product Portfolio 9.4. Jcr Pharmaceuticals Co. Ltd. 9.4.1. Company Overview 9.4.2. Company Snapshot 9.4.3. Operating Business Segments 9.4.4. Product Portfolio 9.4.5. Business Performance 9.4.6. Key Strategic Moves and Developments 9.5. Kolon Tissuegene, Inc. 9.5.1. Company Overview 9.5.2. Company Snapshot 9.5.3. Operating Business Segments 9.5.4. Product Portfolio 9.5.5. Key Strategic Moves and Developments 9.6. Medipost Co. Ltd. 9.6.1. Company Overview 9.6.2. Company Snapshot 9.6.3. Operating Business Segments 9.6.4. Product Portfolio 9.6.5. Business Performance 9.7. Mesoblast Ltd 9.7.1. Company Overview 9.7.2. Company Snapshot 9.7.3. Operating Business Segments 9.7.4. Product Portfolio 9.7.5. Business Performance 9.8. Nuvasive, Inc. 9.8.1. Company Overview 9.8.2. Company Snapshot 9.8.3. Operating Business Segments 9.8.4. Product Portfolio 9.8.5. Business Performance 9.9. Osiris Therapeutics, Inc. 9.9.1. Company Overview 9.9.2. Company Snapshot 9.9.3. Operating Business Segments 9.9.4. Product Portfolio 9.10. Stemedica Cell Technologies, Inc. 9.10.1. Company Overview 9.10.2. Company Snapshot 9.10.3. Operating Business Segments 9.10.4. Product Portfolio

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Australia’s best performing IVF clinics revealed – Queensland Times

Exclusive: It is often the last resort for parents desperate for a baby - and one that is not only expensive but shrouded in secrecy.

But now for the first time, would-be parents will have access to the performance rates of Australia's individual IVF clinics - allowing greater transparency about success rates.

Couples will also be able to predict their chance of having a baby through IVF by entering their age and clinical details into a calculator on the YourIVFSuccess website.

The online aid means prospective parents will be able to get the same information presented the same way about every clinic, all in one place.

The statistics underpinning the tool - which will be live from Monday - come from the University of New South Wales's (UNSW) Australian and New Zealand Assisted Reproduction Data Base which records every IVF procedure ever undertaken in Australia.

Of the 76 clinics that had been operating long enough to have their clinic success rates published, 92 per cent consented to have their results on the Website.

Couples can compare IVF clinic outcomes for the first time. Picture: iStock

Four measures of a clinics performance will be reported including the overall chance of having a baby from any egg retrieval and the chance of having a baby from the first ever egg retrieval.

For each measure the website compares the individual clinics performance to the national average success rate and it also compares success by age group given the age is such an important factor.

One in six Australian couples of reproductive age experience difficulties conceiving a child and Centre Alliance Senator Stirling Griff who led the charge for the release of the performance information said until now the industry had operated "as a secret society".

Data held by the UNSW showed in 2017 the worst performing IVF clinic in Australia had a birthrate of just 9.3 per cent, while at the top performing clinic, more than a third of women took home a baby after treatment.

Until now the identity of those clinics had been kept secret.

Women younger than 30 have a 40 per cent chance of having a baby using IVF but for women over the age of 44, the live birthrate is just 0.8 per cent for a fresh cycle and 7.8 per cent for frozen embryos.

Senator Sterling Griff led the charge for the release of the performance information. Picture: AAP

Senator Griff forced action on the issue in 2019 by proposing a law that would force clinics to publish the data.

"The reason I did it was that there were many instances of people I knew who changed clinic after a period of time and achieved success with going to a new clinic and so you start to think, why, what's the issue here?" he said.

The $500 million industry is a huge cash cow and a News Corp investigation found some providers were charging parents desperate for a child three times the Medicare fee for IVF and nearly twice the AMA fee while keeping them in the dark on performance rates.

The IVF industry took part in developing the new tool which was worked up by the UNSW and funded by the federal government.

"The YourIVFSuccess website will help people estimate their chances of success through this treatment so that they can make the decisions which are right for them," he said.

UNSW fertility expert academic Professor Georgina Chambers who developed the website said the four measures give a good overview of a clinic's average success rates.

"But clinics treat different types of patients, and therefore patients should always consult with their doctor to discuss your own chances of treatment success and what treatment is right for them," she said.

The chosen measures where developed so that they did not incentivise poor clinical practice.

"Australia is one of the safest countries in the world and we would not want to see more embryos being replaced to improve success rates or clinics only treating very good prognosis patients," she said.

Maree Pickens, the CEO of patient support group Access Australia, welcomed the new website but said her organisation would be advising patients league tables were not a fair and accurate representation of the care and service provided by all clinics.

"It's more than just success rates. An important consideration for many people is their clinic has to be accessible and convenient and offer services that allow them to fit their treatments and all the tests that they need to have into their working life, or if they've got children," she said.

Dr Luk Rombauts the president of the Fertility Society of Australia and New Zealand said it was "unbelievably hard to compare units".

"Some clinics might specialise in seeing women that have already done IVF, they failed somewhere else maybe in a cheaper clinic and now they want to pursue further treatment and if that's the type of population you're treating you of course can't expect that that clinic will have the best success rates," he said.

Fertility doctor Dr Fleur Cattrall, from Virtus Health, who has also had an IVF baby welcomed the transparency.

"Anything that will inform our patients is helpful but it doesn't replace a personal conversation with a fertility specialist taking into account all your personal fertility factors," she said.

"The website doesn't take into account the male's fertility factors, the length of time couples have been trying for or how low ovarian reserves are or if you need IVF for genetic reasons," Dr Cattrall said.

Dr Cattrall said the publishing of a league table of success rates could discriminate against those clinics that take on higher risk patients.

The site includes success rates for 2017 and 2018 but later this year will be updated with 2019 data.

From 2022 it will be publishing the clinical pregnancy rates for 2021 and will be updated every six months.

It has been a long, heartbreaking and expensive 12-year journey for Heidi and Dean Stevens to realise the dream of becoming parents.

Mrs Stevens suffered endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome as well as unexplained infertility.

Six miscarriages, three rounds of IVF and five implantations later baby Elsa was born in 2019 and her little sister Sianna was born last year.

"Elsa because she was obviously frozen and Sianna because Elsa had a sister Anna (in the movie Frozen)," Mrs Stevens, 42 said.

What the Werrington Down's couple in Sydney's west learned along the way is that not all IVF clinics are the same.

Mrs Stevens' embryos had to undergo genetic testing to ensure a disease she carries - a degenerative gene known as HSP (Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia) which has a 50/50 chance of being passed onto her offspring and which has paralysing side effects - wasn't passed on.

Dean and Heidi Stevens with their daughters Elsa-Jodi, aged two, and Sianna, aged five months. Picture: Richard Dobson

But different clinics have different technology and processes for the Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) which she was unaware of.

"The technology is vastly different, the previous clinic did the PGD tested on day three of the six cell embryo by extracting two cells to do the genetic testing, but of those embryos I didn't' fall pregnant," Mrs Stevens said.

The couple switched to Genea, which had a different technology for testing embryos, and had their first successful pregnancy in the first round.

"Genea didn't test until day five and the embryo was not physically touched, and the test was done on stem cells spat out by the embryo, so they never touched my embryos," Mrs Stevens said.

"My A grade embryo is Elsa today, she was never interfered with, was implanted and was my first successful pregnancy," she said.

"My miracle is here," she said through tears.

Mrs Stevens welcomes the transparency that will come with the new website.

"I think it is a compelling fundamental to the process, had I been able to pull out blanket information that compared apples with apples, I could have shortened my process and I could have honed in on my options more closely.

"Having the transparent information upfront, we would have taken a different path. It's about informed decisions and being able to look at it side-by-side is really important."

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Stem cell and allergy clinics receive CBER untitled letters – Regulatory Focus

The US Food and Drug Administrations Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (FDAs CBER) has issued untitled letters to a firm marketing regenerative medicine products and to a company selling extracts for immunotherapy. On 25 January, CBER warned the owner of a California-based company called The Body Building, Inc. for marketing BioGenix regenerative medicine products to treat a variety of conditions including autoimmune disease, diabetes, Parkinsons disease, autism, and cardiovascular disease. Among the claims cited by CBER is an assertion from The Body Buildings Facebook page that the stem cells are highly anti inflammatory and immediately dissipate ANY PAIN [emphasis original] in the body in any area desired. They help modulate the functioning of your immune system which helps reverse the effects of auto immune disease. The products, which the firm claims contain primitive undifferentiated stem cells, do not carry a valid biologics license from FDA, notes the regulator, who referred the letters recipient to FDAs suite of four guidance documents setting the policy framework for human cellular or tissue-based products. CBER also noted that the website is advertising an exosome product, also subject to premarket review as a drug or biological product. The agency requests a response within 30 days. In other action, CBER warned Edge Pharma, LLC, based in Colchester, VT for marketing patient specific immunotherapy vials and custom mix allergy immunotherapy vials without a biologics license. Edge Pharma had not submitted an investigational new drug application for these products; neither had the firm applied for a biologics license. The warning letter also took issue with Edge Pharmas characterization of itself as a registered 503B outsourcing facility. Wrote CBER, Please be advised that biological products subject to licensure under section 351 of the PHS Act are not eligible for the exemptions for compounded drugs under sections 503A and 503B of the FD&C Act. Edge Pharma was referred to a January 2018 guidance on mixing, diluting or repackaging biologics outside the scope of an approved BLA, and asked to respond within 20 days. CDER warns Texas firm for multiple violations Separately, FDAs Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) warned a compounding center for multiple and significant violations, including receipt of drugs from active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) suppliers who themselves have been the subject of regulatory action. Houston-based Professional Compounding Centers of America (PCCA) garnered the letter after a week-long FDA inspection in October 2019. The heavily redacted warning letter begins by detailing the agencys concerns about API sourcing. We note that an inspection of records at your facility and a review of FDA import data demonstrated that FDA has, in the past, taken regulatory action against at least 23 of your other API suppliers for the manufacture of adulterated drugs under section 501 of the FD&C Act by either listing their drugs on import alert and/or issuing them warning letters, wrote FDA in the 27 January warning letter. A 23-point numbered list of the warning letters issued to individual API suppliers follows, though suppliers identity and other key details are redacted. Enough substance was left in the list, however, to ascertain that many of the listed firms had denied FDAs attempts to schedule inspections, and some evidently had issues found on inspection such as leaving undesirable material on the floors of the facilities, failure to investigate failed test results and failing to maintain complete data. The letter tells PPCA to provide lot numbers and dates of distribution for all of its products, and more: Considering that FDA has found a pattern of drug manufacturers with serious CGMP or other adulteration violations in your supply chain, in response to this letter, also provide a detailed plan to ensure you do not receive or deliver adulterated drugs in interstate commerce, in violation of section 301(c) of the FD&C Act, 21 U.S.C. 331(c). Other violations mentioned in the warning letter include serious problems with PCCAs glycerin testing program, which leaves open the potential for contamination with DEG. This known glycerin contaminant has caused fatalities in glycerin-containing medicines such as cough syrup, noted FDA in the letter. Finally, PCCA uses its name on the labels of some repackaged APIs without clearly indicating that these drugs were produced by other firms, a fact that became apparent during the October 2019 Inspection. FDA is calling for a regulatory meeting with PCCA to review the violations.

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Mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS) Treatment Market: Stem Cell Therapy Research to Prominently Uphold Growth Outlook: Global Industry Analysis 2014-2018 and…

A recent market study published by PMR Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment Market: Global Industry Analysis 2014-2018 & Forecast, 2019-2029 consists of a comprehensive assessment of the most important market dynamics. On conducting a thorough research of the historic as well as current growth parameters of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market, the growth prospects are obtained with maximum precision.

The mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market report features the unique and salient factors that are likely to significantly impact the development of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market during the forecast period. It can help market players to modify their manufacturing and marketing strategies to envisage maximum growth in themucopolysaccharidosis treatment marketin the upcoming years. The report provides detailed information about the current and future growth prospects of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market in the most comprehensive manner for the better understanding of readers.

Chapter 1 Executive Summary

The mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market report commences with an executive summary of the key findings and key statistics of the Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment market. It also includes the market value (US$ million) estimates of the leading segments of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market.

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Readers can find detailed market taxonomy which highlights the inclusions and exclusions for the subject. The definition of mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market is included in this chapter, which helps in understanding the basic information about the concerned mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market, which helps the reader understand the scope of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market report.

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This section explains about the key trends followed by the manufacturer and consumer in mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market. This section helps reader to understand the both supply-side and demand-side trend impacting the growth of mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market.

Chapter 4 Key Success Factors

This chapter highlights the key success factors of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market, which include regulatory scenario, pipeline analysis, snapshot of developments for mucopolysaccharidosis Type 3, rare disease framework and designed designation for each treatment present.

Chapter 5 Global Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment Market Value Analysis 2014-2018 & Forecast, 2019-2029

This section explain the global market analysis and forecast for the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market. It also highlights the incremental opportunity for the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market along with the absolute dollar opportunity for every year between the forecast period of 2019-2029.

Chapter 6 Market Background

This chapter explains the key macro-economic factors that are expected to influence the growth of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market over the forecast period. Along with macroeconomic factors, this section also highlights the opportunity analysis for the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market. This chapter also highlights the key dynamics of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market, which include the drivers and restraints.

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Chapter 7 Global Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment Market Analysis 2014-2018 & Forecast, 2019-2029, By Treatment Type

Based on the Treatment Type, the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market is segmented into Enzyme Replacement Therapies and Stem Cell Therapies. Stem Cell Therapies is further segmented into Bone Marrow Transplantation and Umbilical Cord Blood Transplantation. In this chapter, readers can find a detailed analysis of the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market by different Treatment Type and their expected growth over the forecast period.

Chapter 8 Global Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment Market Analysis 2014-2018 & Forecast, 2019-2029, By Type of MPS

Based on the Type of MPS, the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market is segmented into MPS I, MPS II, MPS IV A, MPS VI and MPS VII. This section helps readers understand the prevalence of different Type of MPS in the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market over the forecast period.

Chapter 9 Global Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment Market Analysis 2014-2018 & Forecast, 2019-2029, By End User

Based on end user, the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market is segmented into Hospital, Specialty Clinics, Medical Research Centers and Home-infusion. In this chapter, readers can also understand the market attractive analysis based on the end user.

Chapter 10 Global Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment Market Analysis 2014-2018 & Forecast, 2019-2029, By Region

This chapter explains how the mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market will grow across various geographic regions such as North America, Latin America, Europe, East Asia, South Asia, Oceania and the Middle East & Africa (MEA).

Chapter 11 North America Mucopolysaccharidosis Treatment Market Analysis 2014-2018 & Forecast, 2019-2029

This chapter includes a detailed analysis of the growth of the North America mucopolysaccharidosis treatment market along with a country-wise assessment, which includes the U.S. and Canada. Readers can also find the key takeaways of this region, and market growth based on treatment type, type of MPS, end user and country of mucopolysaccharidosis treatment in the North America region.

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Stem Cell Clinics: Effective or Pricey False Hope?

Second in a two-part series about stem cells. See the first entry here.

Aug. 13, 2019 -- Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Mark Berman says he can offer 12,000 reasons people should consider getting stem cell therapy at one of the clinics he co-founded across the country. Thats the number of patients he says his 100-plus affiliated clinics have treated for conditions like knee pain, erectile dysfunction, asthma, congestive heart failure, stroke, and Parkinsons disease. Sports figures have also publicized the therapies.

But a number of stem cell scientists say that these and other self-described stem cell clinics are misleading the public. The treatments, which often cost $5,000 to $20,000, have no proof of safety or effectiveness. In many cases, theres no logical scientific reason to think they might work, they say. And the procedures, which involve moving cells from one part of the body to another, arent really even stem cell therapies, according to scientists at Harvard University, New York University, the University of California, Davis, Arizona State University, the University of Minnesota, and others.

Stem cell therapies often involve taking cells from one area, like the abdomen, spinning them in a centrifuge to concentrate the cells, and then reinjecting them into another part of the body, like the knee.

Offering these procedures violates the standards of medical practice, says Insoo Hyun, PhD, a bioethicist at Harvard and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland, OH.

Berman says the procedures that he offers are safe but adds that his clinics stopped providing stem cell shots into the eyeball after a woman treated for macular degeneration, a cause of age-related vision loss, had retinal detachments and went blind. Several other women treated elsewhere for macular degeneration were also blinded. Other reports blame stem cell procedures, mostly performed outside the United States, for tumors, infections, and brain inflammation.

Hyun says it may sound harmless to move your own cells around, but not all cells are the same. Your bodys stem cells -- theyre found, they work, and they live in a very particular system, he says. When you transfer them out of that system, theres no evidence theyre going to do anything except maybe cause harm because theyre in unfamiliar territory.

Hyun says theres no rational reason to try a stem cell therapy offered by one of these clinics, which are thought to number more than 700 across the country -- though he understands why desperate patients and families might be willing to take a risk for the promise of effective treatment. Some mainstream hospitals also offer stem cell and similar procedures, sometimes in the context of a research trial, sometimes not -- earning them the same criticisms as the clinics.

Hyun and others are quick to note that genuine treatments based on stem cells -- cells that can transform into different cell types -- have tremendous potential to eventually help patients with a wide range of ailments. But except for bone marrow transplants, which have been used for decades, and some research trials, which should be free to patients who volunteer, those treatments are not yet ready for patients, and certainly not for clinics in strip malls, Hyun says.

If they would actually cure a devastating disease, we would all know about it, he says.

The federal government has begun to crack down on these clinics, after largely ignoring them for years. The FDA has charged some clinics, including Bermans, with selling drugs without appropriate approvals and with unsafe manufacturing practices.

In late June, a federal judge in Florida sided with the FDA against two clinics there. In a statement at the time, the government said: Court decisions like this reaffirm the FDAs compliance and enforcement efforts in the ongoing fight to protect the public from individuals and clinics who mislead patients with unapproved and potentially harmful medical products.

Berman, who was not involved in the Florida case, has been sued by the FDA as co-founder of the California Stem Cell Treatment Center and the Cell Surgical Network. He argues that the federal government is overstepping its bounds by trying to regulate the procedures he offers.

He says hes just giving patients back their own cells, not making a drug, so the FDA has no jurisdiction. A procedure like skin grafting, for instance, where skin from one part of the body is moved to cover a wound elsewhere, isnt FDA-regulated.

All Im doing is giving you back your own stuff, Berman says. You own it.

But the FDA says that when a product is created from a persons own body, manipulated, and put back into the body, but for a different purpose, it could be considered a new product subject to FDA approval.

Stem cell products can create unique and serious risks depending on how theyre manipulated once theyre taken from the body and how they are used once theyre reinserted in the body, then-FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, and FDA Biologics Center Director Peter Marks, MD, said in April. When a product undergoes more than minimal manipulation, its characteristics may be changed in a way that are novel, and its risks and potential benefits unique.

Berman says that his procedures are very safe, and that the handful of injury lawsuits against stem cell clinics come from rare bad apples, or procedures that are no longer done.

Leigh Turner, PhD, a bioethicist at the University of Minnesota, says theres no way to know how patients have fared, because no one has been keeping track. Do we have a clear understanding of the number of people harmed by such procedures? I think the answer is: We probably dont, he says.

Stem cell clinics cloak their marketing in science, Turner and other scientists say. For example, they use proper scientific terms and fill their websites with explanations and links to scientific studies. Some clinics have patients sign waivers suggesting that their treatment is part of research. But most of these clinics have done little or no legitimate research, Turner says. Instead of publishing their findings in reputable, peer-reviewed journals where studies routinely change medical practice, these clinics publish in junk journals, if at all, he says.

Berman dismisses such scientific criticism. These are misinformed PhDs working in their labs who have their own special interests, he says.

The condition that Bermans clinics treat most often is knee pain, and stem cell therapies may someday become the first line of treatment for patients with mild knee arthritis, says Philipp Leucht, MD, an orthopedic surgeon with NYU Langone Health in New York.

Injecting cells from the fat or bone marrow into the knee is generally safe, says Leucht, also a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Biologics and Regenerative Medicine Committee. The main thing that could go wrong is an infection where you get the shot.

Its a low-risk procedure, he says. Its expensive -- thats the highest risk, probably, that you have to pay for it.

But whether such shots are useful remains an open question. The science is still weak, Leucht says. There has never been a large, well-designed research trial, with patients getting the treatment compared to those receiving a placebo.

Some people with early-stage arthritis do seem to get pain relief with cell therapy, he says. (Leucht doesnt believe in calling the procedures stem cell therapies because so few actual stem cells are in the fat or bone marrow thats withdrawn and then injected into the knee. He prefers to call them cell therapies.) Its not clear why some patients report improvements and others dont, or how to target those most likely to benefit, he says.

Plus, Leucht says, any pain relief from cell therapy will likely be short-lived, because the relocated cells die off in a few days, and thus wont stop arthritis from getting worse over time.

This will be part of the future treatment for osteoarthritis, but we just have to understand it first, says Leucht, adding that weight loss, exercise, and treating inflammation with over-the-counter medications and a healthy diet are already proven ways to reduce knee pain. We cant trial it on patients first and then figure it out [scientifically].

The International Society for Stem Cell Research, a scientific group, publishes guidelines on its website to help patients decide what to consider when theyre thinking of getting treated at a stem cell clinic. Hyun co-wrote the most recent guidelines in 2016.

Before agreeing to treatments at stem cell clinics, you should ask questions about the procedure and the doctor performing it, say Emma Frow and David Brafman, both PhDs and assistant professors at Arizona State University. The pair helped co-author a study on the stem cell industry, published this month, that offered details about nearly 170 stem cell businesses in the Southwestern United States.

At those businesses, many specialists in orthopedics, sports medicine, and rehabilitation focused their stem cell treatments on conditions related to their specialty, according to the study, while specialists in cosmetic or alternative medicine were more likely to use cell therapies to treat a wide range of medical conditions. Next, the two say they want to examine the boards that are certifying some of these doctors as qualified.

But the lack of regulation and certification puts more pressure on patients to carefully consider the procedure and their doctors credentials, the pair says. Currently, Frow and Brafman say, the system is stacked against patients.

Theyre assuming all of the risk -- theyre assuming the personal risk, the physical risk, the financial risk, Frow says. We have a system at the moment really weighted toward benefiting the clinics, without a clear mechanism for benefiting patients and making sure they have recourse if things dont go well.

Turner agrees and thinks government regulators need to play more of a role. We put too much on shoulders of individual patients, and we ought to be expecting a lot more from regulatory bodies, he says.

Berman says he and others in the industry will continue to fight against tighter government regulations.

Were doing some amazing things, and were getting treated like were the scum of the earth, he says. Im sick of it, and we will beat the FDA in the court as long as the judge is willing to listen to the law.

But if the courts continue to uphold the FDAs right to regulate stem cell clinics, many of the procedures that Berman and his peers perform today wont be permitted.

That would transform the stem cell clinic industry, says Paul Knoepfler, PhD, a stem cell scientist at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine, who tracks the field.

Some clinics might shut down, dropping out entirely, he says. For others, the temptation to continue doing some kind of stem cell stuff might be too great.

Knoepfler, a frequent critic of these clinics, thinks any reduction in their numbers would be good. I think fewer people will be put at risk.

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Researchers hope stem cells will one day be effective in the treatment of many medical conditions and diseases. But unproven stem cell treatments can be unsafeso get all of the facts if youre considering any treatment.

Stem cells have been called everything from cure-alls to miracle treatments. But dont believe the hype. Some unscrupulous providers offer stem cell products that are both unapproved and unproven. So beware of potentially dangerous proceduresand confirm whats really being offered before you consider any treatment.

The facts: Stem cell therapies may offer the potential to treat diseases or conditions for which few treatments exist. Sometimes called the bodys master cells, stem cells are the cells that develop into blood, brain, bones, and all of the bodys organs. They have the potential to repair, restore, replace, and regenerate cells, and could possibly be used to treat many medical conditions and diseases.

But the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is concerned that some patients seeking cures and remedies are vulnerable to stem cell treatments that are illegal and potentially harmful. And the FDA is increasing its oversight and enforcement to protect people from dishonest and unscrupulous stem cell clinics, while continuing to encourage innovation so that the medical industry can properly harness the potential of stem cell products.

To do your part to stay safe, make sure that any stem cell treatment you are considering is either:

And see the boxed section below for more advice.

The FDA has the authority to regulate stem cell products in the United States.

Today, doctors routinely use stem cells that come from bone marrow or blood in transplant procedures to treat patients with cancer and disorders of the blood and immune system.

With limited exceptions, investigational products must also go through a thorough FDA review process as investigators prepare to determine the safety and effectiveness of products in well-controlled human studies, called clinical trials. The FDA has reviewed many stem cell products for use in these studies.

As part of the FDAs review, investigators must show how each product will be manufactured so the FDA can make sure appropriate steps are being taken to help assure the products safety, purity, and strength (potency). The FDA also requires sufficient data from animal studies to help evaluate any potential risks associated with product use. (You can learn more about clinical trials on the FDAs website.)

That said, some clinics may inappropriately advertise stem cell clinical trials without submitting an IND. Some clinics also may falsely advertise that FDA review and approval of the stem cell therapy is unnecessary. But when clinical trials are not conducted under an IND, it means that the FDA has not reviewed the experimental therapy to help make sure it is reasonably safe. So be cautious about these treatments.

About FDA-approved Products Derived from Stem Cells

The only stem cell-based products that are FDA-approved for use in the United States consist of blood-forming stem cells (hematopoietic progenitor cells) derived from cord blood.

These products are approved for limited use in patients with disorders that affect the body system that is involved in the production of blood (called the hematopoietic system). These FDA-approved stem cell products are listed on the FDA website. Bone marrow also is used for these treatments but is generally not regulated by the FDA for this use.

All medical treatments have benefits and risks. But unproven stem cell therapies can be particularly unsafe.

For instance, attendees at a 2016 FDA public workshop discussed several cases of severe adverse events. One patient became blind due to an injection of stem cells into the eye. Another patient received a spinal cord injection that caused the growth of a spinal tumor.

Other potential safety concerns for unproven treatments include:

Note: Even if stem cells are your own cells, there are still safety risks such as those noted above. In addition, if cells are manipulated after removal, there is a risk of contamination of the cells.

When stem cell products are used in unapproved waysor when they are processed in ways that are more than minimally manipulated, which relates to the nature and degree of processingthe FDA may take (and has already taken) a variety of administrative and judicial actions, including criminal enforcement, depending on the violations involved.

In August 2017, the FDA announced increased enforcement of regulations and oversight of stem cell clinics. To learn more, see the statement from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D., on the FDA website.

And in March 2017, to further clarify the benefits and risks of stem cell therapy, the FDA published a perspective article in the New England Journal of Medicine.

The FDA will continue to help with the development and licensing of new stem cell therapies where the scientific evidence supports the products safety and effectiveness.

Know that the FDA plays a role in stem cell treatment oversight. You may be told that because these are your cells, the FDA does not need to review or approve the treatment. That is not true.

Stem cell products have the potential to treat many medical conditions and diseases. But for almost all of these products, it is not yet known whether the product has any benefitor if the product is safe to use.

If you're considering treatment in the United States:

If you're considering treatment in another country:

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Global NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Market: Development, Current Analysis and Estimated Forecast to 2025 – The Courier

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Chapter 4 Global NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Market, by Type

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California’s Proposition 14: short in the arm for stem cell research – BioNews

14 December 2020

The recent close-call US presidentialelection grabbed headlines, but no less closely-fought was California's Proposition 14, also on the ballot in October, which will have a huge impact on the future of stem cell research in the state.

The Stem Cell Research Institute Bond Initiative (Prop 14),whichwas on theballotinthe initiated state statutewill allow the state to issue billions of dollars in bonds for its stem cellresearch programme. The vote could not have been closer, with 51 percent of ballots for and 49 percent against.

This initiative will enable financiers to lend US $5.5 billion to a stem cell agency, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) whichthe state's taxpayers will repay with interest over the next three decades. The sizeable bond fund will be allocated to research, human clinical trials and programmes and also for start-up costs for facilities in the stem cell field. About US $1.5 billion of the money will be spent researching neurodegenerative conditions, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and dementia. Some of the funds will be allocated to the shared labs programme:state-funded facilities dedicated to conducting studies on human embryonic stem cells. A working groupfocused on improving access to medical treatments will be established, as well astraining and fellowship programmes for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Stem cell research is in its infancy, with some treatments that have worked in animals now progressing to humantrials. The research is promising, as the ability to generate specialised cells could eventually be used torepair or replace damaged tissues and organs. However, there are ethical controversies surrounding stem cell research, especially regarding embryonic stem cells derived from early human embryos.

In 2001, the conservative Bush administration prohibited federal funding for stem cell research owing to the ethical concerns. This promptedreal estate developer and investor Robert Kleinto initiate the original Proposition 71 which aimed to establish a state constitutional right to conduct stem cell research in California in 2004.It was believed that Prop 71 would propel California as a world leader in stem cell research and 59 percent of Californians voted in favour.

The proposition also established CIRM the only state-funded stem cell research agency in the USA in the California Constitution. Since its inception, it has granted research funds to various institutions and companies including Stanford University and the University of California. So far, it has funded 68 clinical trials (phases 1-3) for a wide range of diseases and conditions, includingcancer, diabetes and many rare disorders.

In 2019, CIRMstarted to run out of funds, and by2020 hadsuspended applications for new projects except US $5 million in emergency funding for COVID-19 research. The Californians for Stem Cell Research, Treatments and Cures political action committee (PAC) responded with a campaign to boost funding via Prop 14. SupportersincludedUS House speaker Nancy Pelosi, California governorGavinNewsom, LA mayor EricGarcetti, the California Democratic Party and several organisations such as ALS Association and the Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinson's research and Huntington's Disease Society of America.

There is also resistance to Prop 14:dissenters feel thattheinitiative has notdelivered its promises after 16 years. Furthermore the original rationale no longer applies asfederal funding is no longer blocked. Former President Barack Obama then removed the restrictions on embryonic stem cell research (a position unchanged by the Trump administration) which means California scientists can apply for (highly competitive) federal research grants.

In the current climate, Prop 14 will exacerbate California's already colossal budget deficits. The coronavirus pandemic has worsened housing crisesand unemployment rates, highly visible in cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles.

As Marcy Darnovsky, executive director of the Center for Genetics and Society, said:'It does nothing to address CIRM's built-in conflicts of interest, or its lack of legislative oversight despite it being an agency supported wholly by public funds. The new proposition makes some things worse; for example, it outsources critically important decisions about ethical standards to an unaccountable national committee... In the meantime, that campaign's shameless over-promising and hype set the stage for the hundreds of under-regulated commercial stem cell clinics now offering unapproved 'treatments' that have caused tumours and blindness...'

It is not surprising that Californians were so torn. Perhaps it's wiser to allocate the pot to more pressing matters like job creation, housing and other urgent needs?

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