This U.S. database includes international trials. It is awesome! Check it out here to do your own searches. Also follow me on Twitter for all the latest info and expert analysis!
I’ve also done some of the work for you and have links to stem cell clinic trial listings below for specific diseases. Click away!
- Aging
- ALS
- Alzheimer’s
- Arthritis
- Autism
- Back pain
- Blindness/Vision Impairment
- Brain Injury
- Cancer (may be better off searching by individual cancer type (e.g. search for “stem cells AND breast cancer”)
- Cerebral Palsy
- Diabetes (both Types 1 and 2)
- Infertility
- Heart Attack
- Heart Failure
- HIV
- Huntington’s Disease
- Kidney Disease
- Liver Disease
- Lupus
- MS
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Spine injury or disease
- Stroke
Note, I’m not endorsing any one specific clinical trial, but I think this is an important resource for patients.
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Why do you not list the 3 Human trials for AMD and SMD underway by ACTC?
What about for Pulmonary Fibrosis? Is there any concluding clinical trials that prove stem cell and effective treatment? If so, where?
My concern is for my shoulder no cartilge bone on bone 24/7 ! It hurt’s when I sneeze & use arm for taking a drink or using it peroid.No relief what so ever.Can’t work & is putting me in financal stress.
I have the same thing. Did you find any trials for this?
How does one apply to one of these trials which is recruiting?
Hi Melody,
What a great question. I will now include in this page information on this. Thanks for asking! On any given clinical trials page on the clinicaltrials.gov website near the bottom is a “contact” person or person listed that you can email or call to inquire about enrollment. For example on this random trial on stem cells and stroke (http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00875654?term=stem+cells+AND+stroke&rank=1 ) it says:
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00875654
Contacts
Contact: Jean-Luc Cracowski, MD, PhD jlcracowski@chu-grenoble.fr
So in that case one could email Dr Cracowski.
Hope this helps!
Paul
Thanks! I had seen that, but I thought maybe they would only accept emails from a doctor, not a layman interested in the clinical trial for themselves.
A family member had neurological lyme disease. He has lost his eyesight and uses a wheelchair all the time. He has suffered for 4 years, taken IV antibotics for 2 years plus a crate full of other drugs and treatments. Neuro-feedback, homeopathic, diet therapys including; sugar free, gluten free, all organic, meatless, raw…you name it diets! He had 2 co-infections but no longer, just testing positive for lyme by Igenex Lab. He sees Dr. Stryker and also went to Dr. Harris for treatment. My question is are there any reputable clinical trials in the US for stem cell research? AND do you have an opinion on whether stem cells can help in the case of lyme disease? I should note, his health has gone down hill very fast. Any information you may have about other studies for this horrible disease would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Ellen,
This is an alternative approach, but has your family member tried using a Rife machine AKA a frequency generator to kill the Borrelia? I know a number of people who got partially well (but not entirely well) after ABX but improved using this type of device, including myself. I’m still dealing with some problems (fungus, mold, metals and adrenal problems, but my major symptoms are gone.
Best, Laura
It’s great to see so much information on stem cell trials. I just heard about Bioheart Inc.’s Phase I ANGEL Trial in Mexico where congestive heart failure patients exceeded expectations. 60% of participants are walking more than 65 meters further after 3 months of stem cell injection (http://bit.ly/18s9Mj0) – more promising results.
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what is your comment to this discovery? http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130801125021.htm
should not this be a break trough?
do you think is still far to think about cell therapi for injured tissue? to make cell heal tissue in it’s place inside the body, without causing tumors. that cells can find their way to damage areas and restore? in time, when do you think this can be a reality?
So is there any promising results for chronic gastritis sufferers using stem cells?
Hi,
I am Vietnamese, My father got stroke more than 10 years ago. But he just got worse about 3 year recently.
I love him very much and keep finding the new treatment which would help him to get better . I was very sad when I found nothing would help him. I’ve read about “stem cell treatment in stroke” then I think that this might be a hope for my dad.
My question is : Is there any chance for my dad to try Stem cell treatment? it is not available in Vietnam. But I really want to find a chance for him to get better.
Anyone of you have answers then please help to response.
You would contact me via my personal email : chi.vuongkim28@gmail.com
Thank you.
I have severe copd and am looking for a free trail or experiment to help me by the use of stem cells.
Hi. I am in the same boat as you – looking for stem cell therapy to possibly help with my COPD. Have you found any resources to help you? I’d like to get into a clinical trial. Please let me know if you (or anyone else for that matter) has any information about that or any contact information. Please email me directly at; tomcatn759939@gmail.com ~
Thank you much. I’d be VERY appreciative.
Tom
Would you please let me know of your success in finding stem cell trials for copd
Ten open clinical trials for COPD using stem cells below – eight using adipose-derived stem cells, one with bone marrow stem cells and one for mobilization of bone marrow cells.
Six in US but only one is multi-centric. Click on the study and scroll down to “Contacts and Locations”
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/results?term=COPD&recr=Open&type=Intr&rslt=&age_v=&gndr=&cond=&intr=stem+cell&titles=&outc=&spons=&lead=&id=&state1=&cntry1=&state2=&cntry2=&state3=&cntry3=&locn=&rcv_s=&rcv_e=&lup_s=&lup_e=
Hi I have MND is there any chance stem cell treatment would work for me?’
what about epilepsy? Why are you not trying harder to find out to solve this puzzle of disease what is taking the live out go me and so many other slowly? I what to be part of a clinical trial with stem cells transplant for epilepsy.
anything for post surgical nerve damage that you know of ?
I am not reading anything on there site from people who where helped and cured in some way so is this working
I have myelomalacia at the site on my spinal cord where I had a spinal cord tumor removed – C4-C5 – I have some neurological symptoms which have developed: tingling in my feet , some numbness – could stem cells repair this? Where could I check for a reputable resource to contact??
Are there any clinical trials for stem cell therapy for patients with COPD?
Will you have stem cell trials for Restless leg? It would be fantastic! I would do that Trial. I’m sick of this disease.
Wow that is good tools & Tool to easily search for a stem cell clinical trial for your disease.
Really Its awesome information & cell clinical trial for your disease.
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Hi,
My name is Angela and I am interested in finding a clinical trial with stem cells for the lungs for COPD, Do you have any knowledge that you can share with me
Are there any trials with stem cells for anal schincter damage due to childbirth injury
Are there Any trials with stem cells for epilepsy?
I saw several questions asking about any clinical trials for stem cell therapy for COPD. Has anyone received any info about this? My husband, a pastor, really needs to find a treatment that will help more than just being prescribed inhalers…HELP, PLEASE!
Here’s the most up-to-date listing of clinical trials that mention both stem cells and COPD.
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/results?term=stem+cells+AND+COPD&Search=Search
Best,
Paul
There is an excellent information package by clinical trials. gov for any of us who would like to enter a trial https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/about-studies/learn . It share about all the different forms trials can take and questions to ask. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/about-studies/learn
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Hi Paul my baby boy has Leigh’s disease due to a mutation in complex V. Any chance you know of a stem cell trial for mitochondrial patients. He’s going downhill. Would so much appreciate a clue to find a chance to save his life.
Thanks so much
@Sarah,
I found the following result on clinicaltrials.gov when searching for Leigh’s:
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/results?term=leigh%27s+disease&Search=Search
I don’t know if you have checked these out or if any of these would apply to your son. You could discuss the trials with his doctors.
Stem cells hold promise for treating mitochondrial diseases too, but my sense is that those are probably many years down the road before they’ll be an option.
My best wishes to your son, you and your family.
Paul
Is there clinical research for someone who has lost a thumb in an accident? We have an 18 year old in the family who is battling physical and psychological issues that has lost her left thumb from tip back to the first knuckle joint.
Hi Joyce,
I can only imagine what she is going through. That is really tough.
I’m not aware of the research on digit/limb replacement being very far along and I didn’t see any clinical trials listed on the .gov website for this. However, in a broad sense there is hope that stem cells may be able to be used to grow new parts of fingers, toes, and maybe even limbs. Unfortunately, I’m guessing we are 1-2 decades out from a chance of that becoming a practical reality though.
Best wishes,
Paul
How about vitiligo ????
In response to Joyce Stones enquiry about stem cell for thumb loss
Here’s something that my be of interest to you:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/18/finger-regrows-pig-bladder_n_3949720.html
W hat about intractable pain syndrome
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Is there any work being done for heart valve failure?
i M VERY INTERESTED TO PARTICIAPATE THH CLINICAL TRIALS FOR ALS
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My uncle have Virus C disease and other hepatic disease i cant remember its name.
Does stem cells treatment will success in liver plantation? and how much this surgery cost ?
Great blog!!
I am very pleased to read your blog and loved your idea of searching a proper suitable clinic for the patient’s disease.
Thanks for sharing your blog, that was really helpful to me.
Is there any stem cell therapy research for chronic fatigue with viruses?
Diane
Paul have you heard anything on stents for the lungs,I hear they are working on this.Airflow1 stent. http://www.holaira.com/technology.
Thanks a lot for the post. It has helped me get some nice ideas. I hope I will see some really good result soon.
Do you have a treatment for huntington’s disease? Can the M.S. treatment be used to try to treat huntington’s?
Great post Great thoughts
I wonder if there is a stem cell research project for Cauda Equina Syndrome, Degenerative Disc Disease.
I wonder if there is a stem cell research project for Cauda Equina Syndrome, Degenerative Disc Disease..
is there a link for stem cell research for ataxia i have had this for 9+ years now and getting worse
Thank you!
do you know anyone that has been included in one of these trials
I never thought that it can be like that. It’s really something new for me.
hi i live in Everett wa. i have had tinnitice for two yrs and it drives me crazy i can vollenture for stem cell reserch
You are not logical on your link you can find by yourself :
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02241395?term=stem+cells+AND+cerebral+palsy&rank=16
It’s clinical trail in India But
Neurogen Brain and Spine Institute
They are also selling stem cells treatments….
As well as other examples I can give you:
Beike Biotechnology
Do clinical trails :
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/results?term=Beike+Biotechnology&Search=Search
This clinic sell stem cells so haw we can deferring their trails and publications?
One more example Panama :
Autisme clinical trail :
( and they do many others)
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02192749?term=stem+cells+AND+autism&rank=2
And they selling as well therapy
So not it’s not logical for me:
At the same time ok scientific world acsepte their clinical trails but so much in criticism with ” medical tourism “….
So if you go at the same clinic to be a part of clinical trail you “recognized ” as a part of trail….
But not if it’s not a part of trail ….( for example panama not more taking for autisme trail naw but childrens can go and get the same treatment as for trail but parents has to pay…) so in such case haw we name it ?