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Dr. Raj at Beverly Hills Orthopedic Institute Now Offering Stem Cell Procedures for Over Twenty Painful Conditions
Posted: January 28, 2015 at 5:43 am
Beverly Hills, California (PRWEB) January 28, 2015
The top orthopedic doctor in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, Dr. Raj is now offering stem cell procedures for over twenty painful conditions, with new ones including spinal arthritis and degenerative disc disease. The procedures are performed at Beverly Hills Orthopedic Institute and are excellent for offering pain relief and helping patients avoid potentially risky surgery. Call (310) 247-0466 for more information and scheduling.
Stem Cell Therapy is now mainstream and Dr. Raj has been a pioneer with it for all types of musculoskeletal indications. This includes procedures for degenerative and rheumatoid arthritis, tendonitis, ligament injury, fractures, soft tissue injuries, wound healing and more.
He has performed the procedure on patients who have sports injuries to assist with faster healing and a quicker return to the field, along with those trying to avoid surgery such as a joint replacement or rotator cuff repair. The procedures are outpatient and involve minimal risk to patients.
New indications at Beverly Hills Orthopedic Institute include stem cell therapy for spinal arthritis and degenerative disc disease. These are usually very frustrating conditions, as surgery for them can be a roll of the dice. Dr. George Graf, a Double Board Certified pain management doctor in Los Angeles, offers the procedures of the spine.
The procedures are performed either with bone marrow derived stem cells or amniotic derived. The amniotic derived stem cells are processed at an FDA regulated lab and do not involve any fetal or embryonic cells.
For more information and scheduling, call (310) 247-0466.
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Sask. man off to Malaysia for stem cell treatment
Posted: January 27, 2015 at 11:44 am
A 28-year-old North Battleford man plans to head to Malaysia next month for a stem cell treatment he hopes will cure his debilitating liver disease.
Kyle Allan is able to pay for the trip thanks to the success of a gofundme.com campaign, which rocketed past its $25,000 goal in just one week.
As of Monday, he'd raised $61,425.
"It was mind blowing," Allan said.
His girlfriend, Valerie Blais, who set up the campaign, had no idea it would do so well and had even expected to do additional fundraising.
"It's completely overwhelming. It shows so much love and support from people in our lives and the community," she said.
When Allan was about three years old, he repeatedly contracted pneumonia and other infections, and was diagnosed with Common Variable Immunodefiency, for which no cure has been identified.
He previously received an IV treatment once a month, which has now increased to once per day. Growing up, he was often tired and didn't have as much energy as other children, but as he got into his teens he improved.
"I was pretty much a normal kid," he said.
He became a welder and worked in Fort McMurray, then got his journeyman qualifications at SIAST. He was about to head back north when, on Aug. 18, 2008, he couldn't get out of bed.
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Keeping the Kraken asleep: inhibiting CDK6 prevents leukemic relapse
Posted: January 27, 2015 at 7:40 am
27.01.2015 - (idw) Veterinrmedizinische Universitt Wien
Despite enormous progress in cancer therapy, many patients still relapse because their treatment addresses the symptoms of the disease rather than the cause, the so-called stem cells. Work in the group of Veronika Sexl at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna has given a tantalizing clue to a solution. In the current issue of Blood, the scientists report that the cell-cycle kinase CDK6 is required for activation of the stem cells responsible for causing leukemia. Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) are normally inactive, i.e. quiescent. When new blood cells are needed, for example to replace blood that has been lost, HSCs start to multiply and develop into mature blood cells. If the process is initiated at an inappropriate time, hematopoietic diseases such as leukemia may result and leukemic stem cells may develop. These represent a major challenge to leukemia therapy: they are quiescent and thus protected from elimination by the immune system and from treatment such as chemotherapy. Leukemic stem cells frequently cause relapse in cancer patients, often years or even decades after an apparently successful treatment.
Working with stem cells isolated from mice, Ruth Scheicher and colleagues at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna have investigated possible differences between leukemic stem cells and the healthy stem cells in the body. They looked in particular at the function of the CDK6 protein, which is known to be involved in controlling the cell cycle. Surprisingly, CDK6 was also found to regulate the activation of hematopoietic and leukemic stem cells, which it does by inhibiting the transcription factor Egr1. Upon loss of CDK6, Egr1 becomes active and prevents stem cells from dividing. In a further twist to the tale, the mechanism operates only when hematopoietic stem cells are stressed, e.g. in leukemia, and not in the normal physiological situation.
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The article CDK6 as a key regulator of hematopoietic and leukemic stem cell activation by Scheicher R, Hoelbl-Kovacic A, Bellutti F, Tigan AS, Prchal-Murphy M, Heller G, Schneckenleithner C, Salazar-Roa M, Zchbauer-Mller S, Zuber J, Malumbres M, Kollmann K and Sexl V. was published in the journal Blood. http://www.bloodjournal.org/content/125/1/90.long?sso-checked=true
About the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna The University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna in Austria is one of the leading academic and research institutions in the field of Veterinary Sciences in Europe. About 1,300 employees and 2,300 students work on the campus in the north of Vienna which also houses five university clinics and various research sites. Outside of Vienna the university operates Teaching and Research Farms. http://www.vetmeduni.ac.at
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ACL Injuries in Dogs and Stem Cell Regenerative Therapy
Posted: January 25, 2015 at 11:44 pm
The suggested solution, a TPLO to repair her lame leg, with a prognosis for a second surgery on the right knee in six months time, was quite a blow. This would add up to two invasive surgeries and a total of one year of recovery.
On a quest to find an alternative, we looked into all other options. (See Talk To Me About ACL Injuries). During our research we came across information about stem cell regenerative therapy for dogs.
We found that stem cell regenerative therapy has been used to treat tendon, ligament, and joint injuries in horses, and that it is available for dogs also. We decided to pursue this.
Unfortunately, a couple days before our stem cell treatment consultation, Jasmine's ACL tore completely, and a non-surgical solution was no longer an option.
Our final decision was an extracapsular repair for the torn ACL, combined with the stem cell therapy to assist the post-op recovery, and to see if it can save the right knee.
The healing effect on the operated leg turned out remarkable. The right leg was also looking good, and three months after surgery Jasmine had a bounce back in her step.
And then the ligament in the right knee went. It was a big disappointment. Back to surgery and back to rehab.
Fortunately though, her left leg was already stable enough to provide full support. That's why we decided to combine the second surgery with the stem cell treatment again. Another three months later, Jasmine was bouncing along and enjoying her life yet again.
The stem cell regenerative therapy is showing great results in treatment of arthritis, and many other conditions. However, it was not able to save Jasmine's ligament.
I believe this happened for several reasons.
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Parkinson's Disease: Mr Garnet's experience 6 months after stem cell therapy by Harry Adelson, N.D. – Video
Posted: January 25, 2015 at 2:40 pm
Parkinson #39;s Disease: Mr Garnet #39;s experience 6 months after stem cell therapy by Harry Adelson, N.D.
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The New Stem Cell Therapy 2015 – Video
Posted: January 23, 2015 at 8:41 am
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Thursday 01/22: Celebrity Transformations; Stem Cell Therapy Debate; Samantha Harris Health Crisis – Video
Posted: January 22, 2015 at 11:40 pm
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Growing Bone in Space: UCLA and CASIS Announce Pioneering Collaborative Study to Test Therapy for Bone Loss on the …
Posted: January 22, 2015 at 11:40 pm
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Newswise UCLA has received grant funding from the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) to lead a research mission that will send rodents to the International Space Station (ISS). The mission will allow astronauts on the space station and scientists on Earth to test a potential new therapy for accelerating bone growth in humans.
The research will be led by Dr. Chia Soo, a UCLA professor of plastic and reconstructive surgery and orthopaedic surgery, who is member of the Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research. Soo is also research director for UCLA Operation Mend, which provides medical care for wounded warriors. The study will test the ability of a bone-forming molecule called NELL-1 to direct stem cells to induce bone formation and prevent bone degeneration.
Other members of the UCLA research team are Dr. Kang Ting, a professor in dentistry who discovered NELL-1 and is leading efforts to translate NELL-1 therapy to humans, Dr. Ben Wu, a professor of bioengineering who modified the NELL-1 molecule to make useful for treating osteoporosis, and Dr. Jin Hee Kwak, an assistant professor of dentistry who will manage daily operations.
Based on results of previous studies supported by the NIH, the UCLA-ISS team will begin ground operations in early 2015. They hope that the study will provide new insights into the prevention of bone loss or osteoporosis as well as the regeneration of massive bone defects that can occur in wounded military personnel. Osteoporosis is a significant public health problem commonly associated with skeletal disuse conditions such as immobilization, stroke, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injury and jaw resorption after tooth loss.
NELL-1 holds tremendous hope, not only for preventing bone loss but one day even restoring healthy bone, Ting said. For patients who are bed-bound and suffering from bone loss, it could be life-changing.
The UCLA team will oversee the ground operations of the mission in tandem with a flight operation coordinated by CASIS and NASA.
A group of 40 rodents will be sent to the International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory onboard the SpaceX Dragon capsule, where they will live for two months in a microgravity environment during the first ever test of NELL-1 in space, said Dr. Julie Robinson, NASAs chief scientist for the International Space Station program at the Johnson Space Center.
CASIS is proud to work alongside UCLA in an effort to promote the station as a viable platform for bone loss inquiry, said Warren Bates, director of portfolio management for CASIS. Through investigations like this, we hope to make profound discoveries and enable the development of therapies to counteract bone loss ailments common in humans.
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Airdrian says costly treatment a scam
Posted: January 21, 2015 at 2:41 pm
An Airdrie man feels he has been duped out of thousands of dollars after receiving treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS).
Lee Chuckry, who has been dealing with MS for almost 20 years, says his symptoms have worsened since he received experimental, stem-cell therapy in India in 2013 from Regenetek Research INC, a Winnipeg-based company led by CEO Doug Broeska.
Its gotten much worse, said Chuckry of his condition, an autoimmune disorder that damages the insulating covers of nerve cells, leading to a wide range of symptoms and permanent neurological damage.
Chuckry explained he was diagnosed with MS about 20 years ago and is now dependant on a motorized scooter to get around.
The 47-year-old Airdrie man originally found Broeskas study online.
I was hoping for something that would put the breaks on the disease, said Chuckry.
Now, Chuckry is questioning Broeskas credentials as a medical researcher.
I did do my due diligence before going to India, and I thought everything was on the up and up, said Chuckry.
Chuckry explained since returning from India, where he spent $34,000 to receive the therapy, which consisted of widening the veins in his neck and injecting stem cells, he has experienced three MS attacks.
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Nutech Mediworld – Pioneering human embryonic stem cell therapy – Video
Posted: January 21, 2015 at 11:42 am
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