With another year coming to an end, the future of healthcare is once again changing. Stem cell research seems to make the news in waves, but new discoveries and technologies continue to offer hope to those diagnosed with conditions that rob quality of life, mobility and cognitive function.

Stem cell research is here to stay. Scientists will inevitably discover other types of stem cell research, and understanding the differences between them and the capabilities of each is essential for the future of medical care, technology, and access to cutting edge medical treatment in coming years.

Today, like yesterday, stem cell research has a very viable future of holding treatments and cures for debilitating and life-threatening illnesses and disease processes such as diabetes, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, cancer, and repair of cardiac muscle tissues damaged by strokes, heart attacks, and coronary artery disease. Recent developments in stem cell research have proven positive results from using stem cells in a variety of treatments of blood disorders such as leukemia as well as vision care and cardiac care.

Stem cell research and development continues in the all fields of medicine for hope of eventual treatments and cures for:

• Alzheimer’s
• Parkinson’s
• Huntington’s
• Spinal injuries
• Multiple sclerosis
• Epilepsy

Facilities like Bio Care Hospital & Health Center in Tijuana, Mexico and the American Stem Cell and AntiAging Center in Quito, Ecuador and experts at EmCell Clinic in Kiev, Ukraine are just a few of the stem cell research facilities around the world offering hope and wellness that’s just around the corner.