Many of our patients travel to Guangzhou from all over the world for medical treatment and tourism. China medical tourism can help with becoming a patient, travel arrangements and language assistance

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50 Year old man becomes the first FDA approved patient to receive stem cells for spinal cord to treat ALS.

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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

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For instance, neural cells in the brain and spinal cord that have been damaged can be replaced by stem cells. In the treatment of cancer, cells partially damaged by radiation or chemotherapy can be replaced with new healthy stem cells that adapt to the affected area, whether it be part of the brain, heart, liver, lungs, or wherever.

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Gabi has received five rounds of adult stem cell treatments over the past four years. He believes that the infusions of umbilical cord blood stem cells have significantly improved his condition.

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Stem cell treatments used to be performed by opening up the skin, muscle and exposing the spinal cord in order to transplant the stem cells. Dr.

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Transplanted adult stem cells have been found to reverse paralysis associated with spinal cord injuries in lab rats, a new study finds.

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Transplanted adult stem cells have been found to reverse paralysis associated with spinal cord injuries in lab rats, a new study finds. youtu.be The study, headed up by Miodrag Stojkovic, deputy director and head of the Cellular Reprogramming Laboratory at Centro de Investigacion Principe Felipe in Spain, involved transplanting so-called progenitor stem cells from the lining of rats' spinal cords into rodents with serious spinal cord injuries. youtu.be The rats recovered significant motor activity one week after injury, Stojkovic and his co-authors wrote in the Jan

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Biological Physics : Stem Cells - Paralyzed Spinal Cord Injury Patient Walks Again - Video

T-6 spinal cord injury patient, Trish Stressman, speaks about her recovery from spinal cord injury after receiving a combination of stem cells harvested from her bone marrow and from human umbilical cord blood and matrix.

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Tamara, a mother of two, survived a car crash in Elko, Nevada. She suffered significant spinal injuries during the accident and underwent a lot of surgery following it to secure her spine. In Shijiazhuang, China she received a regimen of adult stem cells and physical therapy to enhance her recovery efforts.

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After suffering a T-6 spinal cord injury, Tim Bishop underwent two stem cell treatments at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. Watch him demonstrate the remarkable gains he's made thus far

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Session 1a: Science behind the Headlines Dr Megan Munsie introduces stem cells at the opening session of the "Stem Cells: Hope, Hype and Progress" workshop held in Brisbane in July 2011

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The McEwen Centre hosted a public symposium, The Stem Cell Promise: Moving to the Clinic on June 14. A spirited discussion moderated by Wendy Mesley, CBC Host took place between patient advocates, researchers and ethicists about the types of stem cell treatments now available, their potential benefits and what can the public expect next

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Spinal Cord Injury patient Tim Bishop demonstrates his improvements following stem cell therapy at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama.

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Stem Cell Treatment for Spinal Cord Injury - Video

A short film about three spinal cord injury patients who share their stories of tragedy, hope and recovery following stem cell treatments for spinal cord injury at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. See them demonstrate their improvements by lifting themselves up, standing and even walking.

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Researchers in the US western state of California now have government approval to begin the first human clinical trial of a treatment derived from human embryonic stem cells.

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Session 3: Panel Discussion Panel discussion at the closing session of the "Stem Cells: Hope, Hype and Progress" workshop held in Brisbane in July 2011

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Session 1b: Cell Transplantation for Spinal Cord Repair Professor Alan Mackay-Sim presents at the "Stem Cells: Hope, Hype and Progress" workshop held in Brisbane in July 2011

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Canadians are traveling to China and India for stem cell injections and reporting incredible improvements. We'll meet a young BC man who broke his back a year ago. He was told he'd never move from the chest down but refused to accept that.

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