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America celebrated her 250th anniversary of independence this year. As Hope Bio marked the occasion with family, friends, and community, the flags waving and fireworks in the air served as a reminder of how grateful we are to be in America (specifically in Texas, and in Sugar Land (west of Houston), but more on that in future discussions). Pride in the red, white, and blue is more than emotive sentiment. Cellular therapeutics are produced all over the world, but headquarter

A conversation about medical usefulness, money, and health in individual families | Written by Jan Shultis Cord blood banking is the practice of preserving the blood found in a baby’s umbilical cord at birth, with the intention that the hematopoietic stem cells found in cord blood could one day be used to create stem cell treatments, should that newborn be diagnosed with a blood-based disease or condition. Umbilical cord blood stem cells have been used in treatment since the

For today’s blog, I am going to walk you through one of the most important procedures I complete as a manufacturing technician at Hope Biosciences. Get ready for the science and emotion that goes into the processing of each and every adipose tissue sample we receive! Adipose Tissue in Syringes, Hope Biosciences So you may be wondering: Why Fat? The simplest answer is that everyone has it and it is easily accessible! The manufacturing process for every adult master cell bank b