Last week, I got a last minute email from JDRF Capitol Chapter about tickets to a documentary on embryonic stem cell research called The Accidental Advocate. The film is centered around one man, Dr. Claude Gerstle, a surgeon and avid cyclist who became paralyzed after a bike accident. To keep himself motivated to move and his mind useful, Claude began to look into spinal cord research and saw that the most promise for spinal cord injuries rested in embryonic stem cell research.
Since the US ...
...controversy. Most people associate stem cells with embryonic stem cell research. Human... Read more »
...the system.This particular research bypasses the embryonic stem cell controversy all together,... Read more »
...possibility would only be applicable to......men. Embryonic stem cells can give rise to any... Read more »
...Bush years] doesn't allow Federal funding for most embryonic stem cell research. Some states,... Read more »
...been possible without the previous research done on embryonic stem cells. Further, the process... Read more »
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- New research strikes down the idea that the immune system is blind to the presence of foreign embryonic stem cells. Researchers... Read summary »
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- A new solution to blood clotting problems may be around the corner. Human blood depends on cells called platelets to clot.... Read summary »
U.S. scientists say they've coaxed human embryonic stem cells into generating cells that might someday be used to repair nerves damaged by multiple... Read summary »
Scientists in Jerusalem have found that transplanted neural cells made from human embryonic stem cells can reduce symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS)... Read summary »
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Those pesky gray hairs that tend to crop up with age really are signs of stress. Researchers have discovered that the kind of... Read summary »