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City of Hope medical oncologist George Somlo, MD, talks about triple-negative breast cancer, including risk factors, the role of breast cancer stem cells and future research directions. LEARN MORE George Somlo, MD - http://www.cityofhope.org City of Hope Breast Cancer Program - http://www.cityofhope.org Research and Clinical Trials -- clinicaltrials.coh.org CONNECT WITH CITY OF HOPE http://www.facebook.com http://www.twitter.com http://www.cityofhope.org
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Parents of a CP Girl - Interviewed about Stem Cell Treatment Experience
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One better than the poo burger i suppose: http://www.youtube.com Professor Mark Post of Maastricht University discusses his efforts to grow meat from stem cells under laboratory conditions. Speaking to the BBC, he said he hopes that eventually factory produced meats will become commonplace, reducing the negative environmental effects of rearing animals for food production.
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One better than the poo burger i suppose: http://www.youtube.com Professor Mark Post of Maastricht University discusses his efforts to grow meat from stem cells under laboratory conditions. Speaking to the BBC, he said he hopes that eventually factory produced meats will become commonplace, reducing the negative environmental effects of rearing animals for food production.
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Mmmm meat from a petri dish may be on the menu soon - Video
Watch as a news reporter goes itno the deep dark world of the Stem Cell Reasearch and find out what the bads and goods are.
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Bonnie Marge is an opponent of stem cell research...
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Basic video on HIV/AIDS resistant gene mutations and or deletions: Also touches on Stem Cells (rare gene mutation) used in medicine and as possible treatment of HIV/ AIDS.
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From Boston - The use of Induced Pluripotent Stem cells, a technique using differentiated skin cells as a source of stem cells, has been used to treat sickle cells disease. The technique, hailed as a significant breakthrough only weeks ago, was used to treat mice with sickle cell anemia.
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http://www.goo.gl Stem Cell Therapy - BioLogic Anti-Aging Skin Cream awakens your skin's stem cells so they generate many new skin cells like when you were younger. This naturally smoothes out lines
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Vinnie, Drew, And young Travis talking about Stem Cell Research being extremely Bias in a negative way.
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This is Ken Aldrich and I am Chairman of International Stem Cell Corporation and I thought I should comment briefly on the recent decision of the federal district court of the District of Columbia concerning stem cell research. What the court did was to announce that it was prohibiting the use of federal funding by the NIH for embryonic stem cell research which is a major blow if the decision is upheld for the stem cell industry. It's interesting because it actually does not affect International Stem Cell Corporation in any direct negative manner
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Fluorescent time lapse of GFP+ bone marrow stem cells on irradiated primary stroma.
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Reluma creator Habib Torfi talks to Luckyscent.com about how stem cell technology is utilized in this amazing face serum available at luckyscent.com
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Hiv Positive Man Cured On the heels of World AIDS Day comes a stunning medical breakthrough: Doctors believe an HIV-positive man who underwent a stem cell transplant has been cured as a result of the procedure. Timothy Ray Brown, also known as the "Berlin Patient," received the transplant in 2007 as part of a lengthy treatment course for leukemia. His doctors recently published a report in the journal Blood affirming that the results of extensive testing "strongly suggest that cure of HIV infection has been achieved." Brown's case paves a path for constructing a permanent cure for HIV through genetically-engineered stem cells.
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GMP.STEMTECHBIZ.com IF WE STIMULATE OUR BODY TO PRODUCE NATURALLY MORE STEM CELLS, OUR BODY CAN REPAIR ITSELF, NEGATIVE CHANGES DUE TO ILLNESS, ACCIDENT OR SIMPLY WENT THROUGH PROCESS OF AGING. GMP.STEMTECHBIZ.COM THE MORE ADULT STEM CELLS IN THE BLOOD STREAM ARE, THE BETTER IT IS FOR THE BODY.
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gmp.stemtechbiz.com Clinically, it was proven that with the increase in stem cell number and our dysfunctional organs can be rebuilt and so regain its proper function. If we stimulate our body to produce in a natural way, more stem cells, our bodies can repair themselves negative changes that have occurred due to illness, accident or even by the aging process gmp.stemtechbiz.com http "When we discovered that stem cells are the building blocks of the body and that every time there is a problem, stem cells will migrate to the problem area and become healthy cells of that tissue or organ, it completely changed my outlook.
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Mayor Pat McCrory's sister Linda Sebastian explains that her brother supports non-embryonic stem cell research (stem cell research where a human embryo is not destroyed).
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Unproven treatment results in mysterious masses.
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In a stark reminder that stem-cell therapy is uncharted territory, a stem-cell transplant given to a patient in Thailand who had kidney disease resulted in the development of cellular masses not previously reported. The lesions, described in a paper published online on 17 June in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, were not directly linked to the patient's subsequent death (D. Thirabanjasak et al. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. doi:10.1681/ASN.2009111156; 2010).
With hundreds of poorly regulated clinics that offer unproven stem-cell therapies now running, notably in China and Thailand, the episode is a warning to patients who may be considering such treatment.
The patient had lupus nephritis, in which the immune system attacks the kidneys. In 2006, she underwent a procedure at a private clinic in which her own haematopoietic stem cells — which can develop into any type of blood cell — were injected into her kidneys. Details of the clinic and the rationale behind the treatment have not been released.
“She didn’t get any better from stem cells, we can say that.”
Haematopoietic stem cells have been used to treat lupus nephritis with some reports of success. But they are usually injected into the bloodstream, not the kidney, in an attempt to 'reset' the immune system.
Six months later, the patient complained of pain and blood in the urine. Imaging studies revealed a four-centimetre mass on her left kidney and smaller masses in the kidney, liver and adrenal gland. Doctors at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok removed the kidney, believing a malignant tumour to be present. But further analysis showed that it was something else.
"I had never seen anything like it," says Paul Thorner, a pathologist at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada, who has a joint position at Chulalongkorn University (thailand) and was a co-author on the paper. Thorner coined a term — angiomyeloproliferative — to describe the proliferation of blood-vessel and bone-marrow cells the team found.
Patients are undergoing other experimental stem-cell therapies, but there is usually little follow-up to establish safety or efficacy. In one case reported last year, a boy treated with fetal stem cells at a Russian clinic developed tumours in his brain and spinal cord. In the Thai case, no post-mortem was carried out, as far as Thorner is aware, so his team could work only on the removed kidney. It is not known whether the smaller masses were linked to the main mass, or what would have happened had the patient not died from other complications. "She didn't get any better from stem cells, we can say that," says Thorner, who may try to reproduce the masses in animal experiments.
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