Six months ago, we proudly announced our partnership with Save the Cord Foundation in launching an awareness campaign  called “Cord Blood Banking Awareness: Educating America and the World.” This campaign aims to educate currently expecting parents, as well as future parents, grandparents, siblings, and friends, about the medical benefits of cord blood preservation. Below is a collection of facts that aid our efforts in spreading awareness.
Top 10 Most Shared Stem Cell Articles of the Past 12 Months
Social Analytics Reveal Key Findings about Stem Cell Article Popularity
The field of stem cell research has boomed over the past twelve months, bringing to light new ideas for treatments and applications. Here at BioInformant, we strive to do our best to provide you with the most up to date information related to the industry. As a supplement to our monthly round-ups, we thought it would be important to share the top ten most shared stem cell articles from the past year.
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Did you know that BioInformant is the fastest growing stem cell account on Twitter?
Did you know that BioInformant (@StemCellMarket) is the fastest growing stem cell account on Twitter? Â Check out our recent Twitter analytics to see our organic followers for the past 28 days.
Or, click here to follow us on Twitter and instantly get critical stem cell and cord blood market news, right to your feed.  It’s the only site through which we release all of our free and premium (paid) stem cell market news. [Read more…]
BioInformant is Honored to Sponsor the Biorepositories and Sample Management Summit
BioInformant is honored to be a sponsor for the upcoming “Biorepositories and Sample Management Summit” in Boston, Massachussetts, over October 12-14, 2015. This 3-day event promises to be the most interactive biobanking community event of the year.
Market Penetration for Cord Tissue Storage in the U.S.
While the cord blood banking industry emerged in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, the cord tissue storage industry didn’t emerge until much later when a Taiwanese company launched the service in 2008 (Healthbank Biotech). By 2009, two companies in Hong Kong were offering the service of cord tissue storage. It took until 2010 for the first U.S. cord blood bank, Cord Blood Registry (CBR) to offer the service, which it started in July 2010.
Today, the majority of private U.S. cord blood banks offer the service. A more in-depth analysis of the rate of market penetration within the U.S. is provided below.
History of Cord Tissue Storage
When an analysis of cord tissue storage was first completed by BioInformant in 2013, only nine companies where offering the service in the United States. These companies are shown in the table below. [Read more…]
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