ISU stem cell research aims to end bone marrow transplants / Public News Service

Researchers at Iowa State University are using stem cells from a person's blood to treat certain types of cancer. Their work could mean the end of bone-marrow transplants. The research boils down to taking the next step in personalized medicine. ...

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