Court: Stem-Cell Doc Should Lose LicenseHealth News FloridaAccording to the Daily News, the board determined that he committed medical malpractice in connection to a 69-year-old woman, who died after suffering a stroke from a stem-cell procedure. Meanw… Continue reading
ABC30.com |
Stem Cells to Repair Broken Chromosomes: Medicine’s Next Big Thing?
ABC30.com He’s taking skin cells and reprogramming them to work like embryonic stem cells, which can grow into different cell types. “You’re taking adult or a child’s skin cells. You’re not causing any loss of an embryo, and you’re taking those skin cells to … |
CBC.ca |
MS patients question credentials of Winnipeg man involved in stem cell therapy
CBC.ca Some multiple sclerosis patients believe they were scammed by Doug Broeska, a Winnipeg man who recruited them and others for experimental and expensive stem cell treatments. Broeska’s credentials as an MS researcher are being questioned by patients … |
The Coloradoan |
Wellington vet using stem cell therapy to heal pets
The Coloradoan WELLINGTON – When Pat Chant’s 8-year-old hunting dog, Ava, blew out her cranial cruciate ligament —the doggie equivalent of an anterior cruciate ligament in humans — she went downhill quickly. Unable to put weight on her rear right leg, the injury … |
U-T San Diego |
Parkinson’s stem cell trial approaches
U-T San Diego A therapy for Parkinson’s disease from Carlsbad’s International Stem Cell Corp. is expected to get approval for testing in Australia as soon as February, the company said this week. The publicly traded company has grown neural stem cells, which can … Gordie Howe, stem–cell tourist: Experts warn of worrisome trendNational Post A Baby Tooth Guided Penn Dental Medicine’s Songtao Shi to Stem Cell InsightsPenn: Office of University Communications Melbourne stem cell discovery could change brain chemoHerald Sun Florida Times-Union –WGRZ-TV –MarketWatch all 35 news articles » |