1 in 3 people globally will die from heart disease.

Representing 32% of all deaths worldwide, 85% of these fatalities are caused by heart attacks and strokes.

Stem cell therapies have shown potential in repairing heart tissue and improving outcomes for cardiac patients.

1 in 4 people will develop diabetes in their lifetime.

The number of people living with diabetes skyrocketed from 200 million in 1990 to 830 million in 2022.

Stem cells could play a key role in regenerating insulin-producing cells and managing diabetes more effectively.

1 in 6 people will die from cancer, a leading cause of death globally.

By 2050, new cancer cases are expected to rise by 77%, posing significant challenges for healthcare systems.

Stem cells offer promising applications in cancer treatment, including supporting recovery from aggressive therapies and enabling personalized treatments.