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<h2 class="insight" minmax_bound="true">Insight: Stem Cells</h2>
<p class="volume" minmax_bound="true"><abbr title="volume" minmax_bound="true">Vol</abbr>VolVolVolVollVol. 441, <abbr title="Number" minmax_bound="true">No</abbr>NoNoNoNo. 7097 <abbr title="pages" minmax_bound="true">pp</abbr>pppppppp1059p1059-1102<br /p><p classa href="norm" minmax_bound="truehttp://www.nature.com/nature/supplements/insights/stem_cells/images/cover.jpg">[http://www.nature.com/nature/supplements/insights/stem_cells/images/cover.jpg]</a><br />In recent years, stem cells have been the subject of considerable excitement. Great progress has been made in understanding their mechanisms and unravelling their potential for therapeutic application. Widespread use of stem-cell-based therapies is still a long way off, but could one day benefit vast numbers of patients, including those with cancer, neurodegenerative disorders and heart disease. </abbr>p1059-1102In recent years, stem cells have been the subject of considerable excitement. Great progress has been made in understanding their mechanisms and unravelling their potential for therapeutic application. Widespread use of stem-cell-based therapies is still a long way off, but could one day benefit vast numbers of patients, including those with cancer, neurodegenerative disorders and heart disease. </abbr>No. 7097 p1059-1102In recent years, stem cells have been the subject of considerable excitement. Great progress has been made in understanding their mechanisms and unravelling their potential for therapeutic application. Widespread use of stem-cell-based therapies is still a long way off, but could one day benefit vast numbers of patients, including those with cancer, neurodegenerative disorders and heart disease. </abbr>lVol. 441, No. 7097 p1059-1102In recent years, stem cells have been the subject of considerable excitement. Great progress has been made in understanding their mechanisms and unravelling their potential for therapeutic application. Widespread use of stem-cell-based therapies is still a long way off, but could one day benefit vast numbers of patients, including those with cancer, neurodegenerative disorders and heart disease. p1059-1102In recent years, stem cells have been the subject of considerable excitement. Great progress has been made in understanding their mechanisms and unravelling their potential for therapeutic application. Widespread use of stem-cell-based therapies is still a long way off, but could one day benefit vast numbers of patients, including those with cancer, neurodegenerative disorders and heart disease. No. 7097 p1059-1102In recent years, stem cells have been the subject of considerable excitement. Great progress has been made in understanding their mechanisms and unravelling their potential for therapeutic application. Widespread use of stem-cell-based therapies is still a long way off, but could one day benefit vast numbers of patients, including those with cancer, neurodegenerative disorders and heart disease. lVol. 441, No. 7097 p1059-1102In recent years, stem cells have been the subject of considerable excitement. Great progress has been made in understanding their mechanisms and unravelling their potential for therapeutic application. Widespread use of stem-cell-based therapies is still a long way off, but could one day benefit vast numbers of patients, including those with cancer, neurodegenerative disorders and heart disease. </p>
<p class="norm" minmax_bound="true">This <span class="journalname" minmax_bound="true">Nature</span> Insight is accompanied by a special stem cells <a minmax_bound="true" href="http://www.nature.com/podcast/stemcells/index.html">podcast</a>, which features interviews with leading stem-cell researchers and a live discussion on the various scientific and ethical problems in this exciting field. </p>
<p class="norm" minmax_bound="true">Readers are invited to join an <a minmax_bound="true" href="http://blogs.nature.com/nature/insightstemcells/">web forum</a> to exchange views and opinions raised by the <span class="journalname" minmax_bound="true">Insight</span> articles. There is also a <a minmax_bound="true" href="http://blogs.nature.com/news/blog/podcasts/">podcast forum</a> for issues discussed in the stem cells podcast. </p>
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