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Stem Cells Therapeutics for Infertility: The Future Perspectives in African Countries
Volume 1 - Issue 2Dalhatu A1*, Umar LB1, Alhasan AW3, Danlami S2 Hadad MM1, Rabi MR1, Yunusa U1 and Jari S4
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Adamu Dalhatu, College of Health Sciences, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria
Received: December 14, 2019; Published: January 10, 2020
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Background: Globally infertility is evidently recognized as of public health concern especially in African countries. In African societies human reproduction is highly valued and inability to conceive is considered a personal tragedy and a curse for couples, impacting on the entire family and local community. Stem cells are the new technique in this era against many diseases and disorders.
Aim: The paper reviewed scientific related literature on the effectiveness of stem cells therapeutics in the management of infertility and its associated challenges especially in African society.
Methods: Various studies employed nonrandomized clinical trials on evaluating the effectiveness of stem cells therapy in the management of infertility and its associated challenges.
Results: The effectiveness of stem cell therapy for infertility management is becoming more important and some stem cells have been proven to have the potential for improving the damaged ovarian tissue in vitro.
Conclusion: The paper concludes that management of infertility with stem cells transplantation remains a challenge for greater clinical application especially in African countries. Recommendation: It is therefore, recommended that Stem cells therapy requires a great deal of research to treat infertility and this may be impeded by ethical issues in African countries because the use of human pluripotent stem cell is driven from human embryo or cadaveric fetal tissue.
Keywords: Stem Cells; Infertility; Therapy; Africa
Abstract| Introduction| Causes of Infertility| Causes of Female Infertility| Stem Cell| Stem Cell Therapy| Conclusion| References|
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