Before a stem cell treatment is performed, the umbilical cord cells, the umbilical cord itself and the donors are tested in several stages. Even if the cells are free from contamination, they are checked for quality and discarded should the quality of the cells be too low.
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William Bruyea, host of StemCellTV talks to Dr. Matt Travato about Liposuction Method Comparison Study at the Evolution of Fat Workshop held at the Martin Lawrence Art Gallery in Dallas, TX sponsored by Medical Alliance Services, distributor of Tickle Lipo.
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For more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv Today, stem cells are heralded as a miraculous product of the human body, able to cure a number of killer diseases, from leukaemia to Alzheimer's. Big corporations across the globe are persuading nervous parents to privately store their offspring's stem cells, touting it as the only way to ensure a safe future for their family. But where is the line drawn between reality and wishful thinking?
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Former Gov. Tommy Thompson, who recently spoke about stem cell research at the Vatican, says science has moved forward to the point that adult stem cells are now useful, and embryonic cells aren't as necessary.
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Replacing worn-out parts of your body could soon be as easy as changing broken car parts. Some people pay thousands of dollars to bank their stem cells, dreaming to stay healthy forever.
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The Australian government has issued the worlds first licence for the cloning of humans, reports the Reuters news agency. Sydney IVF has been given permission to clone human embryos in order to harvest stem cells. Because these cells have the ability to transform into cells of all types, they are potentially invaluable in the treatment of some diseases.
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William Bruyea, host of StemCellTV talks to Dr. Craig Saunders of Harmony Cosmetic Surgery in Keller, Texas about stem cells and regenerative medicine at the Evolution of Fat Workshop in Dallas, TX sponsored by Medical Alliance Services, distributor of Tickle Lipo.
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William Bruyea, host of StemCellTV talks to Dr.Jinks of Ellis County Med Spa in Ennis, Texas about the future of stem cells at the Evolution of Fat Workshop at the Martin Lawrence Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas sponsored by Medical Alliance Services distributor of Tickle Lipo.
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William Bruyea, host of StemCellTV talks to Dr. Craig Saunders of Harmony Cosmetic Surgery in Keller, TX about Stem Cell Education at the Evolution of Fat Workshop held at the Martin Lawrence Art Gallery in Dallas, TX sponsored by Medical Alliance Services, distributor of Tickle Lipo.
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William Bruyea, Host of StemCellTV visits Dallas, Texas for the "Evolution of Fat" Workshop sponsored by Medical Alliance Services the North American distributor of Tickle Lipo held at the Martin Lawrence Art Gallery in the Galleria in Dallas.
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Shareef Danish, Country- Bahrain, My name is Shareef Danish, 29 years old. I had a car accident in 2009, April. I broke my Spinal cord and I lost my sensation and movement in the legs.
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Dr Michael Markou, DO is interviewed by the news about utilizing platelet rich plasma containing stem cells for hair restoration in clearwater florida. 1877414HAIR http://www.markoumedical.com
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(HealthDay News) -- Methods to gauge blood cholesterol to determine vascular disease risk can be simplified, researchers in England say.
Their method measures levels of either total or high-density lipoprotein (HDL, or "good" cholesterol) in the blood or apolipoproteins (proteins that help transport cholesterol), without the need to have patients fast and without regard to another form of blood fat called triglycerides.
"Expert opinion is divided" on which combination of measurements is ideal in gauging cardiovascular risk, explained John Danesh, of the Emerging Risk Factors Collaboration Coordinating Centre at the University of Cambridge, and colleagues.
In order to examine the association between major blood fats and apolipoproteins and coronary heart disease and ischemic stroke, the researchers analyzed data on more than 300,000 people without initial vascular disease who took part in 68 long-term studies.
During the follow-up periods of the studies, there were almost 8,900 nonfatal heart attacks, more than 3,900 coronary heart disease deaths, over 2,500 ischemic strokes, 513 hemorrhagic strokes and more than 2,500 unclassified strokes, the study authors noted.
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The patient had endured 20 years of pain: her calves had turned into two bricks, and she now had trouble walking. A slew of doctors had failed to treat, let alone diagnose, her unusual condition. So when her x-rays finally landed on William A. Gahl’s desk at the National Institutes of Health, he knew immediately that he had to take her case.
Gahl is the scientist and physician who leads the Undiagnosed Diseases Program, which tries to unravel the underlying causes of, and find therapies for, mysterious maladies and known but rare conditions. Louise Benge’s x-rays had revealed that blood vessels in her legs and feet bore a thick coat of calcium that restricted blood flow. Benge’s sister, Paula Allen, along with several other members of the family, also shared the disorder. Over the course of several months Gahl identified the genetic root of the disorder--a mutation in a gene that regulates calcium--and he went on to propose a treatment with drugs already on the market. He continues to assess the treatment’s value.
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