WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Stem cells made from human embryos can home in on damaged eyes, hearts and arteries of mice and rats, and appear to start repairs, a U.S. company said on Monday. Sign up here.

WASHINGTON -- Cells extracted from a human embryo have been nurtured into tiny blood vessels, a key step toward someday using embryonic stem cells to aid ailing hearts or fix blocked arteries, ...

The US biomedical funding agency also hints at future restrictions on research involving human embryonic stem cells.

The study used large-scale CRISPR gene-editing technology to systematically determine which genes are required as embryonic stem cells develop into brain cells.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. NEW YORK-- For only the second time, the U.S. government has approved a test in people of a treatment using embryonic stem cells ...

The prohibition halts support for projects both inside and outside the N.I.H. President Biden had restored funding after an ...

There has been a lot of news lately about the use of stem cells to treat and possibly cure various diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, Parkinson's and one of the most common of medical ...

WASHINGTON -- Supporters of research using embryonic stem cells are pointing to two new endorsements as they urge President Bush to allow federal funds for the work. A federal health research report ...

In August 2001, as he was issuing regulations for federally funded research on embryonic stem cells, President Bush wrote, "Stem cell research is still at an early, uncertain age, but the hope it ...