<![CDATA[In recent decades, stem cell therapy has gathered attention as an innovative strategy to address various complex conditions. In psychosomatic cases, stem cells have the potential to restore the function of tissues affected by chronic stress responses, reduce systemic inflammation, and enhance neuroimmune balance. Meanwhile, in palliative care, this therapy offers hope for tissue regeneration and improved quality of life for patients with terminal illnesses through immunomodulatory effects and the alleviation of chronic pain. Although early results are promising, stem cell therapy in the context of psychosomatic and palliative care remains in the early stages of research, facing significant challenges regarding mechanisms of action, safety, and efficacy. This article aims to explore the potential and limitations of stem cell use in these two fields, while highlighting the need for further research to optimize its clinical applicatio]]>
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