KSAT San AntonioAchromatopsia: Can gene therapy cure eye diseases?KSAT San AntonioGAINESVILLE, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – Imagine only being able to see the things in front of you in soft focus, and just in black and white. For people with the genetic e… Continue reading
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Health Beat: Achromatopsia: Gene therapy cures eye disease?
WFMZ Allentown GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Each time Tara Cataldo prepares to leave her house, she has to make sure her face is completely shielded from the sun. “I need to have very dark, very tinted sunglasses to feel comfortable outside and to see really well,” Cataldo said. |
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HIV’s Cut and Paste Inspires Cancer Cure
American Council on Science and Health He developed what is known as Chimeric Antigen Receptor T–cell therapy (CAR-T) which is basically an engineered version of a patient’s own T–cells to recognize and kill cancer. In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Dr. June describes how … |
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Stem Cell Study for Dogs
MyWabashValley A California company called “Animal Cell Therapies” has enlisted veterinarians all across the country to participate in a study of using stem cells for dogs with arthritis. Some of the canines in the study receive an injection of stem cells, others get … |
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For Immune System Stem Cell Studies, Mice Aren’t Enough
Science 2.0 Stem cell therapy is all the rage, with suspect companies sprouting up like supplement stores, claiming to be a benefit for this and that. Often all they have are mouse studies and FDA disclaimers on their side. That’s not to say mouse studies are not … |
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Stem Cell Institute of America – August 23, 2017
9NEWS.com Dr. Pellow and his team are offering free educational seminars about Stem Cell Therapy for Pain Centers. You can find the full list of upcoming events online at www.StemCellTherapyForPain.com then click on “Stem Cell Events” and “Denver”. Take the … |
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CRISPR, Patents, and Nobel Prizes
lareviewofbooks Nor is this a “how to” book for aspiring do-it-yourself CRISPR users; or a deep analysis of the ethical, legal, and social issues CRISPR and its progeny will raise; or a legal analysis of the already (in)famous CRISPR patent fight; or a look at the … |