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Alternative News:
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Supplement your stem cells - Science Daily, 4/7/10 -
"supplement, containing a cocktail of green tea,
astralagus, goji berry extracts, 'good' bacteria Lactobacillus fermentum,
antioxidant ellagic acid, immune enhancer beta 1,3 glucan and vitamin D3,
was able to increase the number of stem cells circulating in the blood ...
Hematopoietic stem cells and endothelial progenitor cells increased after
taking the nutritional supplement, suggesting that the supplement may be a
useful stimulator for both types of stem cells. In this study, the levels of
these stem cells peaked at 2-7 days and started to drop at 14 days,
suggesting that this supplement could be used for continuous treatment for
conditions associated with decreases in these stem cells such as Alzheimer's
Disease ... it may be possible that our supplement could be beneficial in
conditions associated with reduced progenitor cells such as diabetes"
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Citrus surprise: Vitamin C boosts the reprogramming of adult cells into stem
cells - Science Daily, 12/29/09 - "The
researchers found that adding vitamin C, an essential nutrient that is
abundant in citrus fruits, enhanced iPSC generation from both mouse and
human cells. Vitamin C accelerated gene expression changes and promoted a
more efficient transition to the fully reprogrammed state. Somewhat to their
surprise, they found that other antioxidants do not have the same effect,
but vitamin C does seem to act at least in part through slowing cell
senescence ... It is also of interest that a vitamin with long-suspected
anti-aging effects has such a potent influence on reprogramming, which can
be considered a reversal of the aging process at the cellular level"
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News & Research:
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Obstacles to stem cell therapy cleared - Science Daily, 6/8/10
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New
type of human stem cell may be easier to manipulate - Science Daily,
6/8/10
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Stem Cells Repair Heart Attack Damage - WebMD, 12/1/09
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New
stem cell technology provides rapid healing from complicated bone fractures
- Science Daily, 11/30/09
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Placenta: New Source For Harvesting Stem Cells - Science Daily, 6/23/09
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Stem
Cells Used To Reverse Paralysis In Animals - Science Daily, 1/28/09
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New Stem Cell Method Could Ease Ethical Concerns - New York Times,
11/21/07
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Rejuvenated Skin Cells Make Stem Cells - WebMD, 11/20/07
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Stem Cells Found in Amniotic Fluid - WebMD, 1/9/07
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Scientists Discover New, Readily Available Source Of Stem Cells -
Science Daily, 1/8/07
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Breakthrough In Stem Cell Research - Science Daily, 5/20/05
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Patients Who Undergo Stem Cell Transplant May Exhibit Subtle Signs of
Delirium - Doctor's Guide, 1/10/05
- Stem Cell
Cloning Breakthrough - WebMD, 2/12/04
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Harvard researcher to make new stem cell lines available - USA Today,
10/30/03
- Artery Newest
Stem Cell Source - WebMD, 10/27/03
- A new way to produce stem
cells? - MSNBC, 9/23/03
- Stem-Cell
Transplant Restores Sight to Blind Man - WebMD, 8/25/03
- Baby Teeth Hold
Valuable Stem Cells - WebMD, 4/21/03
- Stem Cell Study
Repairs Multiple Sclerosis-like Nerve Damage - WebMD, 4/16/03
- Stem
Cells May Hold Key To Treating Brain Disorders - Psychiatric News,
3/21/03
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Cord Blood Is Alternative To Bone Marrow In Hematopoietic Stem Cell
Transplantation - Doctor's Guide, 3/18/03
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Trying To Stem Heart Disease - CBS News, 3/6/03
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Two Stem Cell Studies Show Heart Tissue Regeneration Following Infarcts
- Doctor's Guide, 1/2/03
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Stem Cell Study May Aid Diabetics - Intelihealth, 11/19/02
- Stem Cells May
Help Parkinson's - WebMD, 11/7/02
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Hopes Raised For Using Stem Cells For Treating Muscular Dystrophy -
Intelihealth, 9/10/02
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Study On Adult Blood Stem Cells - Intelihealth, 9/6/02
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Possible setback for stem cell transformation - USA Today, 9/5/02
- Embryonic Stem
Cell Treatments on the Way - WebMD, 7/8/02
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Stem Cell Progress Reported On Parkinson's Disease - Intelihealth,
6/21/02
- Stem Cells Save
Another Lupus Patient - WebMD, 6/5/02
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Relapsed, Resistant Hodgkin's Disease Responds To Stem-Cell Transplant -
Doctor's Guide, 5/22/02
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High-Dose Total Body Radiotherapy with Stem Cell Transplantation Is
Effective Treatment for Some Patients with Chemo-Resistant Lymphoma -
Doctor's Guide, 5/2/02
- Stem Cell Advance
- WebMD, 5/2/02
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Blood Vessels Made From Stem Cells - Intelihealth, 3/26/02
- Questioning Stem
Cells' Abilities - WebMD, 3/13/02
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Study Suggests Stem Cells In Bloodstream Can Build Tissue In Other Parts Of
Body - Intelihealth, 3/6/02
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Technique might quell stem-cell research concerns By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY
Scientists say they - USA Today, 2/1/02
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Researchers Make Stem Cells From Embryo Created Without Sperm -
Intelihealth, 1/31/02
- Monkey Stem Cells
Offer Hope for Parkinson's - WebMD, 1/29/02
- Stem Cells Give
'Bubble Kids' New Life - WebMD, 1/25/02
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Stem cell treatment eases Parkinson's symptoms - USA Today, 1/7/02
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Researchers Develop Human Blood Cells - Intelihealth, 9/4/01
- The Stem Cell Debate
- CNN, 7/30/01
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Stem cells may help in brain repair - USA Today, 7/26/01
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Stem Cells May Help In Brain Repair - Intelihealth, 7/27/01
- A Transplant to
Repair Urinary Incontinence?, Stem Cells May Provide Permanent Solution to
Common Problem - WebMD, 6/4/01
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Skeletal stem cells may save ailing hearts - CNN, 5/29/01
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Scientists hope bone marrow can supply stem cells - USA Today, 5/3/01 -
"The universal cell, technically known as a
pleuripotent stem cell, was thought to reside only in embryos and fetuses
where they are called into service during life's earliest moments to
construct hearts, lungs, brains and other vital organs and tissues ... But a
team of scientists from three leading institutions report in today's Cell
that they have found embryonic-like stem cells in the bone marrow of adult
mice and reason that if the cells exist in mice they will be found in
humans"
- Discovery: Bone
Marrow Cell Can Morph Into Liver, Lung, Gut, Skin, More, Raises Hopes for
Renewing Damaged Organs - WebMD, 5/3/01
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Scientists Progress On Stem Cells - Intelihealth, 4/27/01 -
"researchers cultured stem cells from mouse embryos
to form a complex that secreted insulin, potentially an important step
toward a diabetes cure ... created a cloned mouse embryo and then cultured
its stem cells into neurons that made dopamine, a brain chemical that is
missing in patients with Parkinson's disease"
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Scientists make advances in stem cell research - USA Today, 4/26/01
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Study: Fat May Be Stem Cells Source - Intelihealth, 4/10/01
- Cord Blood
Transplants Help Children With Immune Disorder - WebMD, 4/6/01
- Researchers Sniff
Out New Source for Stem Cells, Cells From the Nose Could Be Used to Treat
Nervous System Diseases - WebMD, 4/3/01 -
"undeveloped cells taken from the lining of the
nasal passage can be grown in a laboratory dish and coaxed into becoming
specialized replacement cells for the central nervous system ... Stem cells
are immature, underdeveloped cells that have the ability to turn into
different cell types depending upon how they are manipulated in the body or
in a lab dish. Neural stem cells, which are programmed to become the
essential building blocks of the brain and central nervous system, hold the
promise for repairing and/or replacing tissues damaged by trauma or by
degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and multiple sclerosis ... the
researchers' ultimate goal is to be able to retrieve cells from a person who
has suffered a spinal cord injury or who has a degenerative disease such as
multiple sclerosis, which is caused by degradation of the cells surrounding
neurons. The harvested cells could then be grown in the laboratory, nudged
into becoming the needed type of replacement cell, and then reimplanted into
that person -- without the need for drugs that fight immune-system rejection
of transplanted tissues, because the patient would be receiving only his or
her own cells"
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