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Can stem cell therapy help the mentally disabled? – Daily News & Analysis

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2016-05-29 NEWS

Daily News & Analysis

Can stem cell therapy help the mentally disabled?
Daily News & Analysis
Could stem cell therapy improve the quality of life of intellectually-disabled people? Doctors from NeuroGen Brain and Spine Institute say that this therapy is a relatively new and innovative one that helps better the quality of life of patients

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2016-05-29 NEWS

Daily News & Analysis

Can stem cell therapy help the mentally disabled?
Daily News & Analysis
Could stem cell therapy improve the quality of life of intellectually-disabled people? Doctors from NeuroGen Brain and Spine Institute say that this therapy is a relatively new and innovative one that helps better the quality of life of patients

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2016-05-28 NEWS

Naples Daily News

Friends of woman with cancer looking for stem cell match
Naples Daily News
Naples resident and volunteer Lauren Blagg smiles as she swabs the mouth of her longtime friend Kara Resop to help and identify a possible stem cell match for Ginger Dill Friday at Tacos and Tequila in Naples. “It’s been crazy busy,” Blagg said. “Which

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2016-05-28 NEWS

Naples Daily News

Broadening the search: Friends of Naples woman with cancer looking for stem cell match
Naples Daily News
Naples resident and volunteer Lauren Blagg smiles as she swabs the mouth of her longtime friend Kara Resop to help and identify a possible stem cell match for Ginger Dill Friday at Tacos and Tequila in Naples. “It’s been crazy busy,” Blagg said. “Which

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2016-05-27 NEWS

Athletes’ stem cell use gaining wider appeal
Medical Xpress
When ailing hockey legend Gordie Howe received stem cells grown by the San Diego company Stemedica, the story attracted international attention. But while Howe’s status made his case seem exceptional, this once-exotic therapy is increasingly being …

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2016-05-27 NEWS

Herald Scotland

Edinburgh boy with terminal cancer ‘saved’ by stem cell transplant from American stranger
Herald Scotland
“There are not enough stem cell donors in the world. When Rory needed a transplant we were told that no-one in his family or in the UK or even in Europe matched his tissue type. “Thankfully there was one willing match and that person’s cells were flown
US stem cells give Edinburgh 11yo a second chanceEdinburgh Evening News

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