Showing posts with label adult stem cell research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adult stem cell research. Show all posts

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Jorge Paz, MD - Adult Stem Cell Therapy for Arthritis, Sports Injury, and Autoimmune Diseases || Part 1 of 3



Stem Cell Institute Spring Seminar 2012
Gilbert, AZ

Dr. Paz discusses his internal medicine background in New York and Texas, and how he got involved with stem cell treatments in Panama. Dr. Paz highlights why licensing, technology and quality control make the Stem Cell Institute in Panama different from other clinics around the world. He touches on why same-day fat-derived stem cell treatments in the US are less than ideal. Dr. Paz concludes part 1 by discussing several US universities with which the Stem Cell Institute has collaborated on research.

Jorge Paz, MD is the Medical Director at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama

More information at www.cellmedicine.com

Monday, July 23, 2012

Neil Riordan PhD - Stem Cell Therapy for Spinal Cord Injury (Part 5 of 5) || Video



Dr. Riordan discusses current FDA oversight of adult stem cell treatments, "practice of medicine" treatments that are neither regulated nor approved by the FDA, historical examples of successful medical procedures such as bariatric surgery, liposuction and ulcer treatments which were violently opposed by researchers, physicians and companies with competing financial interests.

Treatment information at www.cellmedicine.com/treatment/spinal-cord-injury/

More information on Dr. Riordan at www.neilriordan.net

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Neil Riordan PhD - Stem Cell Therapy for Spinal Cord Injury (Part 3 of 5) || Video



Dr. Riordan continues speaking about mesenchymal stem cell homing to tissue damage, umbilical cord stem cells historically used for anti-aging, mesenchymal stem cells role in immune system modulation, inflammation reduction and stimulating tissue regeneration, donor stem cell safety and testing, the role of HLA matching in donated umbilical cord-derived stem cells, umbilical cord blood safety data and historical use in blood transfusions, and allogeneic stem cell persistence in human mothers.

Treatment information at www.cellmedicine.com/treatment/spinal-cord-injury/

More information on Dr. Riordan at www.neilriordan.net