Erectile dysfunction describes the inability to initiate and maintain an erection during intercourse, leading to a significant psychosocial impact. The current treatment fails to repair the damage and could only mitigate the symptoms. The dependency on these treatments and the poor response in many cases have promoted the search for innovative solutions. Stem cell therapy is a treatment that not only repairs the damage but also prevents further tissue deterioration by addressing the underlying factors. Clinical trials have shown favorable outcomes with stem cell therapy.

Autism results from inadequate brain development, causing communication deficits in patients. Diagnosed at an early age of 2 years, this disorder hampers the quality of life from a very young age. The lack of treatment further worsens the situation. Rehabilitation therapies provide some relief by developing functional independence. However, a better treatment is the need of the hour. Keeping the regenerative potential of stem cells in mind, scientists have explored the benefits of stem cell infusion in autism.