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Stem Cell Friends Meet in Panama - Video

Relapsing remitting MS patient, David Oliver, shares his story of recovery and hope following stem cell therapy at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. David explains how he's gone from not being able to get up from the couch to being drug-free and "back 100%".

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Stem Cell Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis - Community Outreach, San Diego: David Oliver - Video

Spinal Lesion patient that had great results at Integra Medical Center with Dr Gonzalez Method of treatment.

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Stem cell therapy with Dr Gonzalez Method at Integra Medical Center. - Video

Is cloning ethical? Is keeping severely injured patients alive always ethical? Who decides when health care is provided to dieing patients?

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The Ethics Of Medicine : Stem Cell Research, Glenn Mcgee and other Bio Ethics - Video

Robert Klein, former chair of the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), presented this year's advocacy keynote, addressing the looming black cloud over funding for stem cell research in the US. Klein explained that in a financial downturn, creating long term, big picture investments for donors is absolutely necessary to bring to new treatment modalities to market. He called for scientists to become advocates and stressed that broad public understanding of stem cell science is also critical to the future of regenerative medicine.

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2011 Summit: Government

This is a compilation of a commercial teaser and two separate stories that Local 6 did on Val-U-Vet and Stem Cell Therapy. Go to http://www.valuvet.com for more info.

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Two Different Local 6 News Stories on Val-U-Vet Stem Cell Therapy Results - Video

The 2011 World Stem Cell Summit (Genetics Policy Institute Project) took place in Pasadena from October 3rd to 5th. Over 2000 stakeholders from 25 nations gathered to share everything from cutting-edge research, to industry solutions and critical societal issues as they related to 2011's theme: Translational Regenerative Medicine.

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2011 World Stem Cell Summit Open Comments

William Bruyea, host of StemCellTV talks to Elona Baum of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) about the Meeting on the Mesa Partnering Event at Sanford Consortium and co-sponsoring with Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM).

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StemCellTV Talks to Elona Baum of the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine - Video

Learn more at http://www.cordblood.com Listen in as leading pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Baumgartner discusses the future potential of regenerative medicine. Cord blood stem cells are being used today to treat blood disorders and certain cancers.

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What is Cord Blood Banking? The Medical Potential of Newborn Stem Cells - Video

Learn more at http://www.cordblood.com Watch this guided tour of the CBR CellAdvantage System (www.cordblood.com - advanced technology for the collection, processing, and storage of newborn stem cells. CBR gives your family access to today's medicine, cutting-edge research, and the potential of tomorrow

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Cord Blood Banking: CBR CellAdvantage® Saves More Stem Cells - Video

The Latest With Stem Cells Show Thomas Ichim, CEO of MediStem and Dr. Aubrey de Grey Sens.org

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The Latest With Stem Cells Show Thomas Ichim, CEO of MediStem and Dr. Aubrey de Grey Sens.org - Video

Learn more at http://www.cordblood.com Learn how newborn stem cells are being researched as treatment for patients with hearing loss. An innovative study held at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston will be evaluating the effects of a child's own cord blood as treatment for acquired hearing loss. Only CBR offers your family exclusive access to several groundbreaking clinical trials such as this one.

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Hearing Loss Research: CBR Exclusive! Stem Cells Explored as Cure for Hearing Loss - Video

Spinal cord injury patient, Christina Cohen, discusses her progress after undergoing stem cell therapy at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. Christina suffered a T-12 injury after falling from a 150 ft cliff. Since treatment, she has regained movement, greatly reduced her dependency on drugs and regained bladder and partial bowel control.

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Stem Cell Treatment for Spinal Cord Injury - Patient Interview - Video

(First Prize for Technical Achievement in Video 2011) Non-Invasive Assessment of Embryo Viability Using Novel Automated Imaging Technology B. Behr 1, SL Chavez1,2,4, KE Loewke1,4, RA Reijo Pera1,2. 1Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA; 2Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA; 3Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA; 4Auxogyn, Inc., Menlo Park, CA.

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Assessment of Embryo Viability (Auxogyn_ASRM_First Prize) - Video

A bit about this wonderful person Bruce H. Lipton, PhD is an internationally recognized leader in bridging science and spirit. Stem cell biologist, bestselling author of The Biology of Belief and recipient of the 2009 Goi Peace Award, he has been a guest speaker on hundreds of TV and radio shows, as well as keynote presenter for national and international conferences

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Bruce Lipton,making the connections part 2 - Video

Cerebal-Palsy? AIDS?

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Alan Trounson: Are stem cells the end of disease? - Video

This video is a preview of Module 2 in the Stem Cell Fellowship through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. For more information visit http://www.a4m.com

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A4M Stem Cell Fellowship Module II Preview - Video

Taylor prize winner Rudolph Jaenisch lectures on stem cell research as part of the Robarts Research Institute's Taylor Symposium.

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Jaenisch: Stem cells

New book documents Canadian discovery of stem cells in 1960.

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StemCellTV Daily Report-November 26, 2011 - Video

For more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv Today, stem cells are heralded as a miraculous product of the human body, able to cure a number of killer diseases, from leukaemia to Alzheimer's. Big corporations across the globe are persuading nervous parents to privately store their offspring's stem cells, touting it as the only way to ensure a safe future for their family.

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The Precious Cell - 52 minute documentary trailer - Video

William Bruyea, host of StemCellTV talks to Dr. Matt Travato about Liposuction Method Comparison Study at the Evolution of Fat Workshop held at the Martin Lawrence Art Gallery in Dallas, TX sponsored by Medical Alliance Services, distributor of Tickle Lipo.

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Dr. Matt Travato at the Evolution of Fat Workshop Discusses Liposuction Comparison Study - Video

Harvard study reports on the politics of stem cells and funding for research.

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StemCellTV Daily Report-November 24, 2011 - Video

William Bruyea, host of StemCellTV talks to Dr. Craig Saunders of Harmony Cosmetic Surgery in Keller, TX about Stem Cell Education at the Evolution of Fat Workshop held at the Martin Lawrence Art Gallery in Dallas, TX sponsored by Medical Alliance Services, distributor of Tickle Lipo.

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Craig Saunders Discusses Stem Cell Education at the Evolution of Fat Workshop in Dallas, TX - Video

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Stem Cells Could Repair Heart [11-14-2011] - Video

(Part 4 of 4) Tracy Woodruff, PhD, MPH, spoke at a seminar about stem cell research and environmental health held on September 30, 2009 at the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. Woodruff explained the need for increased testing of chemicals in order to protect public health and she pointed to stem cell research as an exciting technology that promises to revolutionize environmental health programs. Woodruff is an associate professor in the department of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences at the University of California, San Francisco.

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So Many Chemicals...So Little Time: Stem Cell Research and Environmental Health - Video