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Now's a good time to consider saving your baby's cord blood. Why? Because you’d do anything to keep your baby safe and prepare your family for the future. You’re a mom. That’s just what you do.

Fortunately, your baby’s cord blood is loaded with a valuable source of non-controversial precious stem cells that can treat or even save your baby’s life or the life of another family member, should he or she ever need it. And that’s just the beginning.

The perfect match: Your baby will have a source of stem cells that is an exact match, and his or her stem cells may also be used to treat other family members.

Some potent proof: Cord blood has already saved thousands of lives, and helped treat over 70 life-threatening diseases, like leukemia.*

A bright future: Researchers are testing new cord blood treatments for diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer’s, and stroke.

*Cord blood stem cell research to treat additional diseases is experimental

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Although the potential use of umbilical cord blood is expanding rapidly, the odds that a family without a defined risk will need to use their child's umbilical cord blood are low. There is no guarantee that the umbilical cord blood will be a match for a family member or will provide a cure. As with any transplant therapy, therapeutic success depends upon many factors beyond the stem cells themselves including patient condition, type of disease, recipient-donor relationship and matching, and other factors.