Tag: Stem Cells
Steady progress for quadriplegic Wyoming man
Progress for Andy Scott comes in bits and pieces.
The Powell, Wyo., man underwent experimental stem cell surgery in Europe six months ago in hopes...
Risk vs. hope: Heading overseas for stem cells
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - David Aldrich, 49, was paralyzed in a boating accident more than four years ago, and had made his wishes known....
Storing stem cells at AIIMS
NEW DELHI: All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) now has another first to its name — it has set up the country's first...
Stem cell research bill a go
TRENTON | After two years of political give and take, both houses of the Legislature passed a $270 million bond measure that advocates...
New stem cell technique — no embryos used
Only women could be treated with unfertilized egg method
Scientists have found a way to make stem cells from unfertilized eggs, suggesting a potential alternative...
Hope for a cure found in embryonic stem cell research
Michael J. Fox‘s successful acting career might soon be upstaged by his success as a lobbyist – his stumping for stem cell research in...
Adult Stem Cells Proving Worth In Spinal Healing
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Debilitating spinal chord injuries not only affect mobility, but can lead to other serious health problems.
However, a new groundbreaking study conducted...
Cole returns from China
Terry Cole of Sikeston works on core muscle strength during a therapy session with Brooke Reed.
SIKESTON — After returning a week ago today from...
Committee Review Of Stem-Cell Fraud Finds Editors Followed All Rules
In handling fraudulent stem-cell research articles, journal editors went above and beyond existing procedures to try and verify the findings, but in today's competitive...
Democrats plan to revive embryonic stem cell bill that Bush vetoed
WASHINGTON — The same embryonic stem cell bill that prompted President Bush's only veto is headed to his desk again, this time from Democrats...
