Category Archives: Stem Cell Videos

Exploring the Neanderthal and Denisovan genomes and the genetics of human and ape stem cells. Series: "CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny" [7/2011] [Science] [Show ID: 21955]

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Neanderthal and Denisovan Genomes/Human and Ape Stem Cells

Amniotic Fluid Based Stem Cell Injections are being offered at Preferred Pain Center in Arizona.

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Regenerative Medicine With Stem Cell Therapy Injections at an Arizona pain clinic (602) 507-6550

There is a new alternative to breast implants, and it comes right from your own body! We're taking action for your health with information on stem cell breast augmentation.

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Local surgeon uses stem cells and fat to enhance breasts

Kevin Gaides can walk - slowly and with mobility aids - but he can walk after being paralyzed from the chest down for 17 years. Kevin traveled to India more than two years ago for embryonic stem cells injections (and has returned for two more sessions).

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Stem Cell Series: Part 2

Preferred Pain Center is the 1st southwest pain clinic to offer Regenerative Medicine with stem cell injections for pain management. David Greene, MD, CEO, explains the benefits.

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Stem Cell Injections at Arizona's Preferred Pain Management Center (602) 507-6550

26-year old Jonathan Dieleman has an easy smile and a tireless work ethic. Raised on a cattle farm in Smithers, Jonathan was dirt biking last year when he hit a rock and broke his back. Jonathan was diagnosed a T-5 paraplegic - he couldn't move from the chest down.

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Stem Cell Series: Part 1

An Ohio Roman Catholic bishop has told the parishes and schools of his diocese to stop raising money for a national breast cancer charity. Toledo Bishop Leonard Blair said in a letter to priests and parishes over the weekend that he's concerned that Susan G. Komen for the Cure might decide to fund embryonic stem cell research.

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Bishop Blair bars support for Komen breast cancer group

An international team of surgeons have successfully carried out the world's first transplant of a synthetic windpipe at Sweden's Karolinska University Hospital on a 36-year-old man suffering from late stage tracheal cancer. Duration: 00:28

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Landmark transplant uses stemcell windpipe

Eric explains what induced pluripotent stem cells are and how they can help model and treat disease.

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Personalized Medicine: Stem Cells 2/2

BlogTv went wonderful. Thank you to all who showed up. Next time I'll try to give more notice.

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Lupus 7-6-11 a day in life stem cell transplant