This landmark storage of the 200,000th stem cell sample indicates a step forward in Cryo-Save’s leading role in the cord blood industry
Cryo-Save is proud to announce the storage of its 200,000th sample.
This great achievement shows the successful results of Cryo-Save’s efforts in increasing the awareness of stem cell storage among the general public and the medical community. All samples stored can be considered as an outstanding source of stem cells, offering an enormous potential for treating so far incurable diseases.
More cells and tissues stored equals better hopes for treating tomorrow’s diseases.
This great achievement confirms Cryo-Save’s leading role in the cord blood stem cell industry: it has been possible thanks to the multiple educational programs the company launched in several countries. Italy and Serbia hosted the two most recent events, in Bari (in cooperation with the Italian Association of Hospital Gynecologists (AOGOI)) and in Belgrade. Two other educational events are now coming: the 5th ITERA Life-Sciences Consortium Symposium, taking place in Maastricht November 21st and 22nd and exclusively supported by the Cryo-Save Group; and the 2nd International Congress in Regenerative Medicine, held by Cryo-Save Bosnia on December 9th.
Thanks to this important milestone, Cryo-Save is going to extend existing social responsibility programs: the Cost-Free Family Donation program, designed to offer free storage to families in need, will give further chances to improve our support to expecting parents. And, in order to celebrate this event, Cryo-Save will offer one cord blood stem cell storage for free to all the 40 countries in which it operates.
Arnoud van Tulder, CEO of Cryo-Save Group, says “I am very proud to have reached the enormous number of 200,000 samples stored. This is the result of over 11 years of commitment towards our customers. This great achievement gives to all Cryo-Save employees the hope of making an important contribution to fight possible life-threatening diseases. It should encourage the entire industry to pursue its mission.”