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Communicating stem cell research at Science in the City
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Dr. Gidon Frame on Selphyl, PRP Stem Cells for Skin
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HOUSTON -
It's a question that goes back to the beginning of time -- who's stronger, men or women? It's something that Brian Egwuatu and his wife, Kara Egwuatu, battle over all the time.
"Oh, Brian and I make everything a competition, everything; working out, driving home from work, running at the track," Kara Egwuatu said.
"Definitely, men are stronger, there is no doubt," Brian Egwuata said.
But now landmark research being conducted at The Texas Heart Institute by Dr. Doris Taylor and her team is proving for the first time that women, from their stem cells to their hearts, have got men beat big-time.
"There's a difference in the underlying structure of every organ, the blood vessels, the liver, the kidney, the lungs," Taylor said.
She said you can actually see the difference.
Take hearts, for example. Taylor took male and female pig hearts, nearly identical to the human heart, and stripped them of all cells so she could study their basic structure. She found the female hearts were taught and toned, plump andmuscular looking, like a picture of a heart you would see drawn in a book.
The male hearts were much softer, loose, thin-walled and generally kind of limp looking.
Holding up a male pig heart, Taylor said, "Look at this, it looks like an old, bad sock."
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Tampa, FL (PRWEB) June 27, 2014
Furthering its goal to restore quality of life to patients with little or no hope of medical improvement, Regenerative Medicine Solutions (RMS) announced today that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Advanced Healthcare Partners (AHP). The strategy behind the business move was the realignment of resources, and the innovative use of stem cells to treat an array of medical conditions under one roof. AHP was a leading healthcare management and consulting company, which owned and operated the Lung Institute.
We are now ready to continue growing the Lung Institute to be the world leader in the care of patients suffering from lung disease by providing the best option for their treatment, said Jimmy St. Louis, Chief Executive Officer of RMS. In order to accomplish this mission, we needed to combine all of our teammates and resources together to focus on one company and one mission, RMS.
As a leader in regenerative medicine, the Lung Institute utilizes stem cells from the patients own body to treat lung disease. These autologous cells work to promote the repair and regeneration of previously damaged lung tissue. RMS is a global provider of stem cell therapy for medical conditions in areas of the body other than the lung.
All AHP and Lung Institute 31 employees are now considered employees of RMS, added St. Louis. With everyone together as one cohesive team, we have tripled our number. We are one team, with one goal: utilization of regenerative medicine to improve the quality of life of our patients from COPD to Crohns disease and beyond.
Together, RMS and the Lung Institute will offer patients access to better care with a staff dedicated to one goal: Improving quality of life in patients. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. RMS has facilities in Tampa and Lima, Peru.
About Regenerative Medicine Solutions Regenerative Medicine Solutions (RMS) is a leading global provider of innovative regenerative technologies in order to treat an array of debilitating medical conditions. Committed to an individualized patient-centric approach, RMS consistently provides the highest quality of care while producing positive outcomes. By applying modern-day best practices to the growing field of regenerative medicine, RMS is changing lives. For more information, visit our website at myregenmed.com, like us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter or call us today at 1-855-469-5864.
About Lung Institute Located in Tampa, Florida, the Lung Institute is changing the lives of hundreds of people across the world through the innovative technology of regenerative medicine. We are committed to providing patients a more effective way to address pulmonary conditions and improve quality of life. Our physicians, through their designated practices, have gained worldwide recognition for the successful application of revolutionary minimally invasive stem cell therapies. With over a century of combined medical experience, our doctors have established a patient experience designed with the highest concern for patient safety and quality of care. For more information, visit our website at LungInstitute.com, like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter or call us today at 1-855-4MY-LUNG.
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Dr. Lox, 8 WFLA News, Stem Cell Therapy
Dr. Lox | http://www.drlox.com | 727-462-5582 "It was like a miracle" - Watch as Judy Loar describes her experience with Dr. Dennis Lox to WFLA #39;s Gayle Guyardo.
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Friday 27 June 2014 22.31
Japanese stem cell scientists have succeeded in slowing the deterioration of mice with motor neurone disease, possibly paving the way for eventual human treatment.
A team of researchers from the Kyoto University and Keio University transplanted specially created cells into mice with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also called Lou Gehrig's, or motor neurone disease.
The progress of the creatures' neurological degeneration was slowed by almost eight percent, according to the paper, which was published Thursday in the scholarly journal Stem Cell Reports.
ALS is a disorder of motor neurones -- nerves that control movement -- leading to the loss of the ability to control muscles and their eventual atrophy.
While it frequently has no effect on cognitive function, it progresses to affect most of the muscles in the body, including those used to eat and breathe.
British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking has been almost completely paralysed by the condition.
In their study, the Japanese team used human "iPS" -- induced pluripotent stem cells, building-block cells akin to those found in embryos, which have the potential to turn into any cell in the body.
From the iPS cells they created special progenitor cells and transplanted them into the lumbar spinal cord of ALS mice.
Animals that had been implanted lived 7.8% longer than the control group without the procedure, the paper said.
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