Reviewed by Dr. Chirayu Padhiar
July 22, 2021 | 8 MIN READ
Parents who’ve enrolled for stem cell banking, wondering what’s the whole fuss about the umbilical cord blood collection kit? Let us tell you all about it.
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The placenta is a fascinating tube-like organ that develops during pregnancy. It plays an important role in providing oxygen and nutrients to your growing baby as well as removing waste products from their blood.
LifeCell's Community Stem Cell Bank works similar to a Public Bank. Parents contribute their baby's cord blood stem cells to a common pool for use by themselves and other members of the community. This increases the chances of finding a suitable matching donor and thereby expands the treatment options for patients. Thus, the Community Banking model completely meets the IAP and IMA recommendations. Not only does Community Banking solve the challenges of low inventory and high costs of the public banking model, it is also a more sustainable business model compared to public banks.
LifeCell backed by trust, reliability and personalised customer service stands to be your perfect choice. Having pioneered stem cell banking in India for the first time, LifeCell takes the step towards bringing “Community Stem Cell Banking” to ensure that your baby and entire family stay protected with the power of stem cells.
Pregnancy concerns associated with the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic and its resulting disease COVID-19 are inevitable for all the new parents and parents-to-be out there. To put your worries at rest, we have addressed some of the most common queries on every parent’s mind in this section. The content is adapted based on guidelines from agencies like CDC, ACOG, RCOG, FOGSI, ICMR and scientific publications so far. However, they are simplified and made user friendly for Indian context. The purpose of this page is to only provide basic information and our viewers are encouraged to follow the instructions of their own healthcare professionals.
Cord blood stem cell banking was a foreign concept to the Indian population until a few years ago. However, due to the increased use of stem cells in regenerative treatments, more & more are opting to
