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Contact Lenses That Heal Your Eyes!
Stem cells held in place by a biodegradable contact lens can repair corneal damage and restore sight to people! For more on this story: dft.ba Check out our NEW SourceFed.com site for everything anything that matters! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Follow us on Tumblr: sourcefed.tumblr.com Like us on Facebook: on.fb.me Philly D OFFICIAL APP for instant updates: bit.ly Order your SourceFed Posters here: bit.ly Hosts: @elliottcmorgan @leenewtonsays Music: @ronaldjenkees @hagemeister @gwatskyFrom:SourceFedViews:303 437ratingsTime:02:36More inScience Technology

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Faces of UVic Research: Leigh Anne Swayne
Dr. Leigh Anne Swayne is a neuroscientist and a professor at the University of Victoria. Her research focus is to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying the birth of new neurons. Her work will contribute to our knowledge of the bioelectric control of neural stem cells, and, in the long-term, may assist in the evaluation of specific ion channels as targets to promote brain repair. In this video, she discusses neural stem cells and ion channels in the brain and their potential in brain repair after damage, such as a stroke. Learn more at http://www.uvic.ca University of Victoria: http://www.uvic.ca University of Victoria #39;s Channel on YouTube: http://www.youtube.comFrom:FacesOfUVicResearchViews:2 0ratingsTime:01:35More inEducation

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Kell - ASD - 3 day after Stem Cell Treatment Part 2
For more information about ASD and Stem Cell Therapy, please visit worldstemcells.com 2012 World Stem Cells LLCFrom:WorldStem CellsViews:2 2ratingsTime:17:14More inScience Technology

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Roger De Felippo, MD, Principal Investigator in The Saban Research Institute
Roger De Felippo, MD studies new uses of stem cells and other techniques for organ regeneration and cell therapeutics at Children #39;s Hospital Los Angeles.From:childrensLAViews:1 0ratingsTime:01:34More inScience Technology

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stem cells therapy Alcoholic cirrhosis
Name: Akili Gunther Sex: Female Country: England Age: 44 Diagnoses: Alcoholic cirrhosis, HHCY-hyperhomocysteinemia, peripheral polyneuritis Admission Date: 2011-10-07 Days Admitted to Hospital: 30 Akili had to go to her local hospital about 10 years ago because of xanthochromia as well as abdominal swelling. At the hospital, the routine physical examination revealed abnormal liver functioning and she was diagnosed with cirrhosis. After being treated, the xanthochromia and abdominal swelling were alleviated. Admission PE: Bp: 115/75mmHg; Hr: 80/min. Normal development and nutrition. Liver palms. The chest, back and upper limbs were covered with spider veins. Akili was alert and her breathing was normal. Her face was dark and gloomy. There was pigmentation throughout the entire skin and mucosa. There were no yellow stains in the sclera. There was no enlargement of the lymph nodes. The head had no deformities. There was no edema in the eyelids. Both pupils were equal in size and round, their diameter was 2.5mms. The pupils reacted normally to light stimulus, and had accommodation reflex and convergence reflex. There was no purulent secretion. The thorax had no abnormalities. The back was flat with no nodules. The respiration in both lungs was weak, with no dry or moist rales. There was no bulging in the precordium. The position of the apex beat was normal. The heart sounds were weak, but the cardiac rhythm was regular. There was no obvious pathological murmur in the valves ...From:Jamie redsViews:7 0ratingsTime:07:13More inScience Technology

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Bucket List
By Sofia Cardenas and Kate Harris What #39;s the one thing you feel like you need to do in your life? It may be as epic as working with stem cells or as humble as just trying to make a difference. BlueDevilHUB.com presents a close look at a very personal question. MUSIC: Passion Pit - Moth #39;sFrom:bluedevilhubViews:37 2ratingsTime:02:09More inEntertainment

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Fast Facts: Understudy gene can be a lifesaver
Understudy gene can be a lifesaver From man-made stem cells to future medicine Spinal muscular atrophy is a neuro-muscular disease that causes the nerve cells that control your muscles to die. Niels Geijsen and his group turn patient skin cells into stem cells. From these stem cells they can grow nerve cells in the lab. They use these man-made nerve cells to find the cause of this disease. Produced by Fast Facts With the support of the Hubrecht Institute Thanks to the coworkers at the Hubrecht Institute, the researchers at the Niels Geijsen Group, Mandana Arbab With images from: Spieren voor Spieren, patient: Lennart Colen Made by: Marieke Aafjes 2012 In cooperation with Camera editing: Wouter Boes Music: Daan van West Graphic design: SproetSFrom:FastFactsSciencetubeViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:29More inScience Technology

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Making Stem Cell Thearpy Safer - Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic researchers have found a way to detect and eliminate potentially troublemaking stem cells to make stem cell therapy safer. Induced Pluripotent Stem cells, also known as iPS cells, are bioengineered from adult tissues to have properties of embryonic stem cells, which have the unlimited capacity to differentiate and grow into any desired types of cells, such as skin, brain, lung and heart cells. Study Author, Dr. Timothy Nelson provides and overview.From:mayoclinicViews:46 0ratingsTime:02:04More inScience Technology

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Stem cells from blood is now possible
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Diabetes-Dr. Ed Park #39;s PODCAST 40
Dr. Ed Park, of Recharge Biomedical, explains diabetes as inevitable yet reversible form of aging of our stem cells http://www.rechargebiomedical.comFrom:Ed ParkViews:2 0ratingsTime:30:04More inScience Technology

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