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A clinical trial on Autism is brought to your attention today! Have you ever thought of treating Autism with stem cells? 🤔 Well, the attached journal today suggests that stem cells from autologous cord blood are safe and potentially impactful on socialization for children with autism. Although there were no statistically significant differences for any endpoints, these findings provide insight into the promising potential of autologous umbilical cord stem cells to improve autistic symptoms. 

Presented here is another groundbreaking research on the treatment of Autism using Umbilical Cord MSCs. 🔬This study focuses on assessing the safety profile and effect on cytokine levels of utilizing allogeneic mesenchymal stem cells as a treatment in children. 🧒 With a decrease in CARS and ATEC scores, the results have also demonstrated an improvement in psychiatric evaluations.

More Autism trials coming up! 💪💪 A phase 1, open-label trial was conducted in 25 children with a median age of 4.6 years and a confirmed diagnosis of ASD to assess the safety and feasibility of a single intravenous infusion of autologous umbilical cord blood. 👦 The study demonstrated that the infusion is safe and feasible, and improvements in behavioral assessments and non-verbal IQ of children were observed across a 12-month period.