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Since we don’t have a family history of disease, is banking cord blood really necessary?

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Since we don’t have a family history of disease, is banking cord blood really necessary?

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Family history is only one risk factor for disease, and doesn’t guarantee immunity. Many other things, like environmental factors, can contribute heavily to disease. And cord blood holds tremendous promise for treating injuries like brain damage, spinal cord repair, and tissue growth – possibilities no one can rule out.

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