Stem Cell Research Halted At Medical College
Human embryonic stem cell research has come to a halt at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Human embryonic stem cell research has come to a halt at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
TEDxPhoenix 2009 presents Dr. Jane Maienschein, Professor of Biology, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University. http://www.tedxphoenix.com Needless to say, growing up near the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee and having a nuclear physicist as a parent certainly influenced Dr.
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TEDxPhoenix - Jane Maienschein - Stem Cells, Regenerative Medicine and Us
AntiAgingIMC.com - Reverse Aging or Anti-Aging Treatments using Stem Cells. Patient, Mr. Lew Hollander is a 79 year old Ironman Triathlon competitor who has had 5 stem cell treatments over the past 2 years for anti-aging and better health
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Reverse Aging - Anti-Aging - Stem Cell Treatment
A recent report may give hope for doctors and patients who wish to utilize stem cell research. As Teri Okita reports, embryonic stem cells may treat people safely and help lead to new cures.
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New Stem Cell Breakthrough
The internationally renowned Vienna-based Clinic DDr.
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Breast Augmentation with Autologous Stem Cells at Clinic DDr. Heinrich®
Doctors in Glasgow are defending their pioneering stem cell research into treatment for stroke victims, insisting that it is ethically sound. From the article at news.stv.tv
On April 10, 2010, dozens of stem cell transplant recipients and their families gathered at the University of Chicago Medical Center to share their stories of survival.
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2010 Stem Cell Transplant Reunion at University of Chicago
Dr Mike Hutchinson and Dr Larry Snyder perform the first in-clinic adipose stem cell therapy in Kansas at University Animal Clinic.
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Kansas' First In-Clinic Adipose Stem Cell Procedure
Stem Cell Therapy is happening now. Dr. Chong Rhee is an american board certified doctor who trained at Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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American certified doctor discussing stem cell therapy
(Part 6 of 7) Bill Johnston, a Huntington's disease patient advocate, and Virginia Mattis, a postdoctoral fellow at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center, spoke at "Synapses Firing: Connections Made", a patient advocacy event hosted by the California stem cell funding agency (CIRM). The 100+ people in attendance heard from patient advocates about living with neurodegenerative disease and from scientists about recent progress in stem cell research that may lead to new treatments.
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Disease in a Dish: Using Stem Cells to Model Huntington's Disease and Spinal Muscular Atrophy