Dr. Omar Gonzalez, MD and Acupuncture Specialist takes you inside his new clinic in Mexico and gives a close look at his integrative therapies which includes stem cells and placenta therapy.
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Dr. Gonzalez and his Integrative Medicine clinic in Mexico
Jonathan Thomas, CIRM governing board chair, sits down with CIRM at the World Stem Cell Summit booth to talk about what he wants all attendees to learn about CIRM at the meeting. The agency has 44 projects in 26 diseases in various stages of working toward clinical trials
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Jonathan Thomas: What everyone at the World Stem Cell Summit should know about CIRM
Keri Kimler, vice chair of Texans for Stem Cell Research, talks to CIRM about what information from the World Stem Cell Summit she's excited about sharing with colleagues in Texas. She also discusses a recent symposium she held in Texas to educate people about stem cell research.
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Kerri Kimler: What I'll be telling people back in Texas about the World Stem Cell Summit
Ian MacKenzie is Professor of Stem Cell Science at the Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry. This talk was given on the 8th of July 2011 as part of a research opportunities day oraganised by Saving Faces
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Prof Ian MacKenzie on cancer stem cells part 1 of 3.avi
I had my first stem cell treatment for Multiple Sclerosis in November 2008. After much research and education, I decided to leave the US and go to Cell Medicine in Costa Rica at the time. 3 years later the clinic has grown and consolidated their lab and facilities to Panama City
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Stem Cell Update from Panama 3 Years Later
Doctor Damon Noto, with offices in NYC and New Jersey, was a featured guest on Channel 12 News to talk about Stem Cell Treatment performed on Yankee's pitcher Bartolo Colon. Doctor Noto also discussed the latest cutting edge therapy that heals the body using your own stem cells
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Stem Cell Treatment in New Jersey- Colon's story (Dr Damon Noto)
(Part 3 of 4) Rodman Shankle, MD spoke at the "Spotlight on Alzheimer's disease", an educational event presented at the CIRM Governing Board meeting on December 10, 2008. Shankle reviewed clinical data, which indicates that stem cells from the fat pad of the intestines have the capacity to repair damaged brain tissue found in Alzheimer's disease and other neurological disorders.
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Alzheimer's Disease: Spotlight on Stem Cell Research - Rod Shankle
NETHERLANDS -- A quick scan of the internet using the search term "stem cell therapy" immediately delivers 17 million "hits". Stem cells have become a " hot" topic but how can patients and their families know whether stem cells can be used to treat their particular disease, now or in the future? What are the facts and what is (science) fiction
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Professor waarschuwt tegen commerciële stamcelklinieken