Last week Sheffield Live interviewed Smart Cells CEO to discuss stem cell banking and our new relations with Sheffield NHS Trust.

Read this article to discover which health conditions can be treated by stem cells - and why you should think about storing your baby's cord blood.

One of the most promising areas under investigation is stem cells capability to treat neurological disorders. Read our blog to learn more.

Study shows pregnant women have a 20% less chance of suffering pre-eclampsia by eating pro-biotic yoghurt.

Parents at the Jessop’s Wing of the Royal Hallamshire Hospital will have the option to privately collect and store stem cells from the umbilical cord as Smart Cells partner with the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

What a busy end to the week in the lab! Here our lab technician is gowned up with sterile coverall and sterile gloves. Under a sterile environment (grade A) biological safety cabinet they are processing cord tissue samples using aseptic technique. Quality is key at Smart Cells to ensure every aspect of our process meets regulatory standards.

Stem cell therapy is not only to be considered for safeguarding against life threatening illnesses and blood disorders. They have great potential to repair a variety of injuries. Many sports legends chose stem cell therapy throughout their career to treat knee injury, tendon or ligament damage and so on. Read our blog to learn more of the sporting legends that have opted for stem cell therapy and what they have used it for.

There are many things you need to consider when expecting a baby- Stem cell banking is one of these.

Read B Baby Magazine feature on cord blood banking.