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WOW, the Mesenchymal stem cells I have injected into Matthew by Faiella Family Patient Expert is now showing to repair the brain in laboratories at Tel Aviv University! http://www.aftau.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=10189 Well we have one more treatment coming up and this time we will inject it into Matthew spine so the Mesenchymal and CD34+ stem cells can reach his brain faster! I am glad the proof is coming for this treatment!!! Read on »
Matthew got the Mesenchymal stem cells for the first time by Faiella Family Patient Expert We are so excited he did because it is turning out to be an amazing stem cell. Just look how they are recovering stroke patients in Germany where they are doing human trials. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/science/article5275950.ece Here in America they are using the same stem cells to help with brain repair, making new neurons and blood ... Read on »
Intraspinal implant of mesenchymal stem cells may not heal the demyelinated spinal cord by stuart Patient Expert ... ate the spinal cord. Accordingly, researchers from the University of Cambridge (UK) conducted experiments using animal models to see if the direct implantation of multipotent mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) (derived from a different rat's adult bone marrow, i.e. allogenic) into the demyelinated rat spinal cord would be therapeutic and remyelinate the ... Read on »
Stem Cell Reset by Julia O. Registered NurseHealth Maven image found onwikimedia On the rare occasions when I play a video game, inevitably things go seriously awry. If I haven't tossed the game controller aside in disgust, and want to continue the game, I have learned to hit the magicresetbutton. Presto - I have a clean slate and can start over. Thisarticlein Yahoo Health today describes a potential res ... Read on »
Stem Cell Wars by Linda MacDonald Glenn Healthy Living ProfessionalHealth Maven I just read a newly released book called “Stem Cell Wars: Inside Stories from the Frontlines” by Eve Herold. I don’t like the use of war metaphors, especially in the time of real war, even for politically contentious issues. But Palgrave Macmillan knows more about selling books than I do, so I won’t hold it against the book. More a chronicle of ... Read on »
Stem Cells by Vicki B. Patient Expert The stem cell research legislation Congress manages to pass is consistently vetoed. We have to continue to tell our representatives to continue trying. Don't we? At least one group thinks the new DNA discovery eliminates any need for pursuing the 'life-destroying" embryonic stem cell research. I say, "Not so fast." This research find may lea ... Read on »
Leukaemia Stem Cells by Angus Patient Expert Exciting new research has confirmed the presence of pre-leukaemic stem cells in the bone marrow of identical twins - one with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, one without (but who now can be considered to be at risk). The abnormal stem cells result from the fusion of two genes during pregnancy to form a hybrid protein "TEL-AML 1". They either ... Read on »
Stem Cell Basics by Lyn S. Patient Expert Dependable source collector FindingDulcinea has a page on stem cells that will explain the science, the controversy, and the potential of stem cell research, newly possible in the US thanks to this week's reversal of the previous administration's ban. There's even a link to an animated slide show to show where stem cells come from. Read on »
Cancer technology and stem cell ... by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven Cancer technology and stem cell research coming together. In other related news, another biotech is running short on cash due to inability to sign deals with major drug companies among other issues. BD ROCKVILLE, Md., July 17 -- MacroGenics, Inc., a privately held biotechnology company that develops immunotherapeutics to treatautoimmune disorders ... Read on »
Hope with Stem Cells? by Vicki B. Patient Expert There is an active controversy in America concerning stem cell research. Some people think it will bring positive results for MS treatment. Some think it's just wrong. All we really have is hope. And that hope may have been strengthened. An MSer in Germany received stem cell treatment in Cologne, Germany, in October. He is reporting slight im ... Read on »