Feb 14
Go Beyond Cord Blood Banking with the Newborn DNA Guardian Service
If you’re thinking about making cord blood banking part of your birth plan, we want you to know there’s another option that can help you further prepare for your family’s future health. For families planning to store their newborn’s cord blood with ViaCord, they now have the additional option to save their newborn’s DNA with a new service offering: Newborn DNA GuardianSM.
Read MoreJan 15
New Hope for HLHS with Cord Blood
What is Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome?
Hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) is a rare, critical birth defect in which the left side of a baby’s heart doesn’t form correctly as it grows during pregnancy. When the left side of the heart is underdeveloped, it restricts normal blood flow to the body and the baby doesn’t get the oxygen within the blood that it needs.
Read MoreNov 1
2019 World Cord Blood Day
From the moment you discover you’re pregnant, you know you have a lot to prepare for. Even if it’s not your first rodeo, there’s always something new to learn, especially when it comes to your baby’s health. Educating yourself on how to protect your baby’s future health is just another part of the process, and there’s one valuable resource that lives right inside of your baby’s umbilical cord that can help.
Read MoreNov 15
Knowledge is Power: World Cord Blood Day
At a time when researchers are just beginning to uncover the full potential of cord blood, it’s so important now more than ever to spread awareness and educate others about the amazing power these stem cells hold. Luckily, World Cord Blood Day was created to do just that! Read More
Apr 21
ICYMI – New Autism & Cord Blood Clinical Trial Results are out.
Results of a Phase I Clinical Safety Trial using a child’s own cord blood were recently published, and are giving families and researchers hope. Read More
Apr 1
Go Blue For Autism
With April being the first full month of spring, we start to say goodbye to the winter weather and hello to the brighter and warmer months. Along with growth and renewal, April also represents something else – World Autism Month. Read More
