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The Leo Effect: Why Hope Bio's work in Cerebral Palsy matters to us all
By Jan Shultis, Ph.D. At Hope Biosciences, we culture every one of your stem cells by hand. This work matters to us as a strategy for sustainable customized medicine in the United States, as a biotechnology solution to health problems plaguing our communities, and on a very personal level as service to individuals who trust us with their stem cells. A glimpse into Leo's life. Personal caring is, we believe, the essence of translational medicine (“translational medicine” can
Jan Shultis, Ph.D.
Sep 13, 20235 min read


Does private cord blood banking make sense?
A conversation about medical usefulness, money, and health in individual families By Jan Shultis, Ph.D. 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 fir
Jan Shultis, Ph.D.
Aug 16, 20236 min read


Mesenchymal Cell Therapy, Radiation, and Veterans Healthcare
Thoughts in Honor of Atomic Veterans Day By Jan Shultis, Ph.D. Atomic Veterans Day, first designated by President Ronald Reagan in 1983, recognizes and honors the select group of military veterans who served in or around nuclear operations and nuclear campaigns. “Atomic veterans” are American service members who participated in nuclear tests between 1945 and 1962, served with United States military forces in or around Hiroshima and Nagasaki through mid-1946, or were held as p
Jan Shultis, Ph.D.
Jul 21, 20234 min read
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