Galway stem cell lab to be used in fight against heart disease and diabetes

Stem cells for human use are to be made in a university lab in the first medical programme of its kind in Ireland.

Galway stem cell lab to be used in fight against heart disease and diabetes

Stem cells for human use are to be made in a university lab in the first medical programme of its kind in Ireland.

Scientists behind the new facility at the National University of Ireland Galway will aim to produce adult cells to combat conditions like arthritis, heart disease and diabetes.

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