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List of Stem Cell Therapy Clinical Trial Sites

Comprehensive database of active stem cell therapy clinical trial sites worldwide, covering conditions from oncology and neurology to orthopedics and autoimmune diseases. Find recruiting locations, trial phases, and contact details to connect patients with cutting-edge regenerative treatments.

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Therapeutic Area

Trial Phase

Conditions Treated

Stem Cell Type

Recruitment Status

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Site Name	Location	Therapeutic Area	Trial Phase
MD Anderson Stem Cell Transplantation Center	Houston, TX, USA	Oncology	Phase II/III
Mayo Clinic Center for Regenerative Medicine	Rochester, MN, USA	Spinal Cord Injury	Phase I
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	New York, NY, USA	Neurology (Parkinson's)	Phase I
Stanford Alpha Clinic	Stanford, CA, USA	Cell & Gene Therapy	Phase I/II
OHSU Knight Cancer Institute	Portland, OR, USA	Multiple Sclerosis	Phase III

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Stem Cell Therapy Clinical Trial Sites: A Global Landscape

Stem cell therapy has moved from laboratory promise to clinical reality. As of late 2024, there are over 8,400 registered clinical trials involving stem cells worldwide, with more than 3,000 trials specifically using adult stem cells listed on the WHO International Clinical Trials Registry. A landmark 2025 review in Cell Stem Cell identified 115 global trials involving pluripotent stem cell-derived products alone, targeting ophthalmology, neurology, and oncology.

Where Trials Are Concentrated

The United States leads in trial volume. Major academic medical centers anchor the landscape:

Institution	Location	Focus
MD Anderson Cancer Center	Houston, TX	850+ transplant procedures/year; largest U.S. center
Mayo Clinic	Rochester, MN / AZ / FL	77 active stem cell trials; spinal cord injury, cardiac
Memorial Sloan Kettering	New York, NY	Bemdaneprocel for Parkinson's disease (Phase I results in Nature)
Stanford Alpha Clinic	Stanford, CA	CIRM-funded cell and gene therapy trials
OHSU	Portland, OR	Top 20 U.S. transplant center; MS trial leader

Key Therapeutic Frontiers

Oncology: Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation remains the most established use, with CAR T-cell therapies derived from iPSCs entering trials for lupus and blood cancers.
Neurology: MSK's bemdaneprocel trial showed early promise restoring dopamine-producing neurons in Parkinson's patients. Multiple centers are trialing stem cell approaches for spinal cord injury and MS.
Ophthalmology: Retinal pigment epithelium derived from pluripotent stem cells is among the most advanced clinical-stage programs globally.
Orthopedics & Cardiac: Mesenchymal stem cells are being evaluated for osteoarthritis, cardiac repair post-myocardial infarction, and degenerative disc disease.

Navigating the Trial Landscape

ClinicalTrials.gov remains the definitive registry, but its interface can be overwhelming for patients and referring physicians. This dataset structures trial site information into actionable fields—location, recruitment status, therapeutic area, and direct contact details—so you can identify the right site without navigating complex research databases.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.How current is the clinical trial recruitment status?

When you request a dataset, our AI crawls public sources including ClinicalTrials.gov in real time to retrieve the latest recruitment status. This ensures you see current information rather than a static snapshot.

Q.Does this dataset include trials outside the United States?

Yes. The dataset covers clinical trial sites globally, including major research centers in Europe, Asia, and other regions. You can filter by country or region to narrow results.

Q.Can I filter by specific medical condition?

Absolutely. You can specify conditions like Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, osteoarthritis, or specific cancer types to find trial sites focused on that indication.

Q.How is this different from searching ClinicalTrials.gov directly?

ClinicalTrials.gov is comprehensive but designed for researchers. Our dataset restructures trial site information into a clean, filterable format with direct contact details, making it faster for patients and referring physicians to identify relevant sites.