by rss feed | Sep 13, 2026 | IPS cells, News Feeds, Reprogramming, weekly reads
Do you buy the idea of using in vivo reprogramming to fight aging? How about to treat certain diseases? The stream of research pubs and news articles continues to grow. Before we jump into weekly reads including on reprogramming applications, on the 20th anniversary...
by rss feed | Sep 9, 2026 | CBER Director, FDA, News Feeds
Karim Mikhail, acting CBER director, has just been named the permanent branch leader. What might this mean for the cell and gene therapy field? Karim Mikhail is permanent CBER director, unusual background Most people in the field want more stability and logic-based...
by rss feed | Sep 8, 2026 | Blog, Knee Pain, News Feeds
For many active individuals, knee pain begins as a nagging ache at the front of the knee—often dismissed as overuse or aging. Over time, that discomfort can evolve into a limiting condition that interferes with walking, climbing stairs, exercising, and even routine...
by rss feed | Sep 6, 2026 | GHK-Cu, News Feeds, Peptides, weekly reads
Anyone out there use a peptide cream? You might not even know it. I just saw by chance that one of the family uses a shampoo that says “peptides” on it. If you search on Amazon for “peptide cream” you get about an infinite number of results....
by rss feed | Sep 1, 2026 | Knee Pain, News Feeds
Can Stem Cell Therapy Help ACL Tears Heal Without Surgery? For many years, patients with a torn anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, were told that the ligament could not heal on its own and that reconstruction surgery was the only path back to sports, exercise, or an...
