Harvesting hope from stem cells
It’s a service that has only recently appeared on the Romanian market, but is already developing fast. The harvesting of stem cells from placenta blood is a market that has grown tremendously in the past five years. By Cerasela Marin September 2011 - From the Print Edition
The existing fourteen stem cell banks count tens of thousands of clients and represent a business worth over EUR 16 million. Expectations for growth are healthy, as more and more parents are willing to pay EUR 1,000 to safeguard their children’s health.
Ana Maria Balan, 29, an accountant for a Bucharest-based multinational company, is one of the new parents that have recently used the services of a stem cell harvesting bank. She heard about it from the gynecologist that assisted her ... To continue reading this article you have to be registered
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