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Leading Policy Globally on Behalf of the Stem Cell Research Community
The ISSCR’s advocacy on behalf of the stem cell research community around the world, gives researchers a voice in crucial policy and regulatory debates. This valuable work benefits the members of the ISSCR and the stem cell research community and reinforces the society’s leadership representing the interests of our members globally.Full story -
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Coalition Statement in Support of Research Using Human Fetal Tissue
Our organizations represent scientific, medical, and patient communities dedicated to advancing medical knowledge and improving human health. We support the continued use of human fetal tissue (HFT) in research because it is an indispensable biomedical research tool crucial for life-saving biomedical research.Full story -
The ISSCR Releases Updated Guidelines for Stem Cell Research and Clinical Translation
The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) today released updated guidelines for stem cell research and its translation to medicine. The update reflects emerging advances including, stem cell-based embryo models, human embryo research, chimeras, organoids, and genome editing.Full story -
ISSCR Applauds Reversal of U.S. Policies Restricting Fetal Tissue Research
The scientific community appreciates that the Biden Administration is lifting the arbitrary restrictions on promising biomedical research using human fetal tissue. Fetal tissue is a crucial research tool that has contributed to numerous scientific advances and saved millions of lives. It was critical for the development of vaccines for polio, rubella, measles, chickenpox, and rabies. It remains essential for creating models of the human immune system for studying viral infections from HIV, Zika, coronavirus, and other viruses.Full story -
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