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Human Stem Cell Research Gains Grounds in the US

Stem cell research is making another step to the future in the United States. Geron Corp, a California-based company has won the Food and...

Paralyzed race car driver applauds FDA stem cell approval

Indianapolis - It could be a major step forward for stem cell research and patients paralyzed with spinal cord injuries. An American biotech company...

Hope for Restoring Injured Nerves

Biologists ID Gene, Pathway for Nerve Regeneration in Worms University of Utah scientists identified a worm gene that is essential for damaged nerve cells to...

Langevin sees new hope for stem cell work

Because of the spinal cord injury he suffered in an accidental shooting in 1980, U.S. Rep. James R. Langevin not only uses a wheelchair,...

Treatment center opening for paralyzed vets

Disabled veterans will soon have a place where they can get help when re-entering the job market following a life-altering injury. The Paralyzed Veterans of...

Monthly Miracle – Menstrual Stem Cells

Until now, menstrual blood has typically been discarded as unsanitary waste. Few are aware that the blood shed during women’s menstrual cycles contains millions...

ATV accident victim on road to recovery

'It's amazing how she's tackling' tragedy After a tragic summer accident 18-year-old Tyhme Thompson was told that she would never walk again. "My surgeon told...

Gridiron Heroes hosts red carpet fundraiser

Gridiron Heroes hosts red carpet fundraiser The Schertz-based charity Gridiron Heroes is hosting a star-studded fundraiser featuring the screening of two episodes of the NBC drama...

Group protests SRS assistance freeze

A small group of protesters, several of whom were seated in wheelchairs, gathered in 30-degree weather outside the Hays office of Kansas Social and...

Local family grateful for support for son

Ken Majonis, 31, was paralyzed in accident; now convalescing at home MARLBORO — The Majonis family of Marlboro saw a happy ending to 2008...