Category Archives: Stem Cell Research

Stem Cell Burgers From Living Cows Stem cell burgers are being created by replicating living cow's cells, and could benefit the environment (reducing the carbon footprint of raising food and d... By: TheLipTV … Continue reading →

Updates on Stem Cell Research and MS Dr. Kantor speaks with Dr. Mark Freedman, Director of the Multiple Sclerosis Research Unit at the Ottawa Hospital, about what we have learned from Stem Cell ... By: msworldinc … Continue reading →

3rd world congress on Cell Science Stem Cell Research OMICS Group International through its Open Access Initiative is committed to make genuine and reliable contributions to the scientific community. OMICS Group hosts over 350 leading-edge peer... By: omicsgroup incorporation … Continue reading →

Harvard Stem Cell Institute Public Forum: Religious Perspectives on Stem Cell Research On March 14, 2007, Philip Clayton, Visiting Professor of Science and Religion at Harvard Divinity School, moderated a panel discussion featuring Eric Cohen, ... By: Harvard Divinity School … Continue reading →

Hank Greely - Stanford Medicine Big Data Interview Hank Greely (BA'74) specializes in the ethical, legal, and social implications of new biomedical technologies, particularly those related to neuroscience, g... By: Stanford Medicine … Continue reading →

Adult Stem Cell Research "As we age, the body releases fewer and fewer ADULT STEM CELLS which are the body's rebuilding tools. STEM CELL NUTRITION helps overcome the Aging Process by... By: Lucy Rosado … Continue reading →

The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission(Commission) has completed its review of the 151 applications received in response to itsFY 2014 Requests for Applications(RFAs). The board of directors of the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) approved the Commissions recommendation to fund 31 new proposals with the Maryland Stem Cell Research Funds (MSCRF) $10.4 million FY2014 budget. These projects show promise of contributing to cures for some of todays most debilitating diseases and conditions such as diabetes, vascular disease, schizophrenia, sickle cell anemia, chronic pain, Alzheimers, Parkinsons, osteoarthritis, depression, autism, and epilepsy. Since its establishment in 2006, the Commission has had the goal of promoting State-funded stem cell research and cures through grants to public and private entities in the State. The Commission was able to recently announce the stories of two Johns Hopkins Hospital patients who were cured of sickle cell disease, lupus and bone marrow failure from research funded by the MSCRF. To read the MSCRF success stories of patients Yetude Olagbaju and Lilly Boyer, click here and here. Each year, the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund produces and supports results and research that is leading to advancements in modern medicine right here in Maryland, saidGovernor Martin OMalley. I congratulate … Continue reading →

Stem Cell Research Diabetes http://www.living-healthy-with-diabetes.com/stem-cell-research-diabetes.html Advances in stem cell research diabetes have led to exciting breakthroughs in tr... By: living-healthy-with-diabetes.com … Continue reading →

The Koyal Group InfoMag News: Why so Much Fake, Unduplicable Stem Cell Research? Hi. I am Art Caplan, from the NYU Langone Medical Center, Division of Medical Ethics. What is going on in the field of regenerative medicine with respect to ... By: Margaret Koyal … Continue reading →

What if all the restrictions on stem cell research drove it in to unscrupulous and unethical hands? What if their resources and capacity for evil were virtually unlimited? "Stem of Evil: The Bogot Experiments," the debut novel of author Jac Cochran, is a thriller that answers those questions. Cochran weaves a narrative with credible characters, a plot with twists, turns, and surprises--packed with action. Mix all this with Cochran's fascinating primers on medical advances, technological wizardry and Asian martial artsreaders will be both educated and entertained. There are deeper social issues such as stem cell research ethics and unbridled corporate greed that the book forces the reader to confront. The antagonists are not fully evil, nor do the good guys always get it right. Out of its pages arise situations that reinforce the global Big Brother spying that Snowden only recently uncovered. "Stem of Evil: The Bogot Experiments" leaps from the pages of our contemporary existence. About Jac Cochran Jac Cochran is a former Fortune 100 executive with an academic background in science and engineering. He is an accomplished public speaker. The son of school teachers, Jac grew up in the Red River Valley in western Minnesota. He is a … Continue reading →