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NEWS & EVENTS

  • Collaboration with Cell Therapy Catapult

    The UKSCF and Cell Therapy Catapult are pleased to announce that they will be working together to progress promising stem cell-based therapies in the UK.

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  • Ramsay Swaps Restaurants for Running Shoes to Raise Funds for UKSCF

    Famous for his ‘F-word’, acclaimed chef, Gordon Ramsay is turning his focus from food to fundraising by running the LA Marathon in March to raise awareness and funds for the UK Stem Cell Foundation.

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  • Stem Cell Success in Treating Glaucoma

    The latest findings from a project funded by the UK Stem Cell Foundation offer new hope to millions affected by glaucoma.

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  • Cord Blood Charity Collaboration

    The recent launch of a cord blood research project marked the beginning of a new collaboration between the Anthony Nolan Trust and the UK Stem Cell Foundation.

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Medicine's Brightest Hope

Stem cell research is the most promising area of medical science today. It has the potential to treat so many devastating conditions, such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, diabetes, heart attacks, stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, cancer, spinal cord damage and blindness.

A registered charity, the UK Stem Cell Foundation (UKSCF) aims to speed up the progress of this research into treatments and therapies for patients. It does this by funding promising stem cell research projects that have the greatest potential for saving and improving people's lives.

By supporting the Foundation, you will know that you are supporting possibly the most promising area of medical research today that will have a lasting impact for generations to come.


Our Research Medic and Microscope

We support stem cell research into a wide range of areas, including:

We also support

Help us raise funds for new research into:

  • HIV and AIDS
  • Cord blood
  • Spinal cord repair clinical trial
The UK Stem Cell Foundation, 21 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BS. Telephone: 020 7491 6566. E-mail: info@ukscf.org