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At ViaCord, we’re inspired by the daily advancements being made in stem cell therapy and the potential of new and exciting research focused on the uses for cord blood stem cells.

As a member of our ViaCord family, we think you’ll be excited by these advancements as well.

That’s why we offer a quarterly e-newsletter that:


  • highlights stem cell research being conducted in the U.S. and around the world;

  • offers success stories from others who have banked cord blood or whose lives have been changed as a result of cord blood banking;

  • delivers parenting tips from The Parent Review Report, a publication that bridges science and parenting by reporting on compelling research-based findings on child development issues;

  • provides information about new programs and offers from ViaCord.

 

Check out our latest edition of ViaCord Connections™.

 

Archived Issues

ViaCord Connections, Winter 2009

ViaCord Connections, Fall 2008

ViaCord Connections, Summer 2008



 




 

 
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Disclaimer: There is no guarantee that cord blood will provide a cure or be a suitable treatment option for that child or a sibling. Transplant success is dependent upon many factors including disease type, patient condition, recipient-donor relationship and matching, and more. Use will be determined by a physician. Cord blood use for emerging treatments is experimental. Medical treatments using family banked cord tissue are not available today; there is no guarantee that therapies will be developed in the future.