Kathy Jean Schultz

Kathy Jean Schultz is a Freelance Medical Writer and copy editor. She writes about medical innovations and stem cell advances. Her work has appeared on the Center for Health Journalism blog, the Microfluidics Circle, Insider.com, Livestrong.com, Daily Beast.com, TheFix.com and The VCReporter. Her portfolio is here: kathyjeanschultz.pressfolios.com

Articles

Stem cells not only slow disease, they come with their own safety test

The speed of discovery in medical innovation exceeds that of any time in history, and “organoids” created from stem cells are a powerful example.

2014 File photo of plant by U.S. Los Alamos National Laboratory

Uncertain future of anti-pollution laws could invite rise in mercury-poisoned seafood

One woman’s wrong diagnosis spotlights the severity of health threats.

two scientists in a lab conducting research

FDA holds hearings on stem cell research

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will hold hearings about stem cell research this month, on Sept. 12-13. In coming months the agency will review ongoing experimental surgeries that the National Institutes of Health has been monitoring.

Using stem cells to reverse vision loss

Should stem stells be regulated as drugs? The FDA will hold hearings this year to explore stem cell treatments it deems unproven.

Reporting Topics

Reporting Topics

Reporting Topics

Reporting Topics

Reporting Topics

Kathy Jean Schultz

Articles

Stem cells not only slow disease, they come with their own safety test

Uncertain future of anti-pollution laws could invite rise in mercury-poisoned seafood

FDA holds hearings on stem cell research

Using stem cells to reverse vision loss