[pkukp9]

hello - founder of Anja Health here :)

I would actually argue that the chances of using it are actually much higher & it would make the top 1000 options in terms of expected ROI. Using type 1 diabetes as an example:

By age 18, approximately 1/300 people in the US develop type 1 diabetes

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/240160#1 -> here's an article demonstrating how cord blood has successfully reversed type 1 diabetes

and that's just for diabetes. Consider the chances and corresponding research around cerebral palsy, hair loss, heart failure, liver disease, cancers, and more that stem cells - and specifically cord blood stem cells - have been successfully used for.

[metb]

There was some research that indicated stem cells can be made from skin cells. Is there a chance this field will eventually catch up by the time stem cell therapies become more widely accesssible?

[pkukp9]

Those stem cells are more unstable than cord blood stem cells. Right now they can be carcinogenic!

[metb]

Thanks for replying. Would like to learn more about the carcinogenic aspect of these stem cells. Can you share any pointers.