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Instead, scientists around the world quickly cautioned that years of work remained to perfect the technique, and continuing work on embryonic stem cells is an essential part of that process. And, scientists said, they also need money to …

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For those of you who’ve lived under a small mountain for the last eight years, embryonic stem cells (ESCs) may be able to cure everything from cancer to Alzheimers. Unfortunately, getting them involves destroying an embryo — and to get …

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As you may have heard, scientists believe embryonic stem cells (ESCs) may be able to cure everything from cancer to Alzheimers. Unfortunately, getting them involves destroying an embryo — and to get personalized versions, you’d need an …

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“I’ma troublemaker,” he said. Researchers at the Butantan Institute in Brazil, meanwhile, claim to have turned embryonic stem cells from male mice into both sperm and eggs. They are now working on skin cells. …

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists who made stem cells from ordinary skin cells showed it may not be necessary to experiment on human embryos, President George W. Bush said in his State of the Union address on Monday.

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A new vision research center opening in India today becomes the latest in a handful of facilities dedicated to exploring the potential of adult eye stem cells to repair vision damage. The Champalimaud Center for Translation Eye Research (C-TRACER), part of the LV Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad, India, will continue research begun by LV Prasad scientists, who use eye stem cells from living …

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Some experts say consumers should think twice before spending money on storing stem cells, because it is not clear how useful they will be.

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Tiantan Puhua Hospital Stem Cells Center , the worldwide leader in using stem cells to effectively treat Parkinson’s and other neurological diseases, announced another historic first in successfully using stem cells to improve and potentially prolong the life of 6 year old California native Blake Dell’Aringa.

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by Staff Writers Pochon, South Korea (UPI) Jan 29, 2007 South Korean and Canadian studies suggested stroke victims might benefit from transplantation of human mesenchymal or bone marrow stem cells.

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He also called “the retardation of research involving embryonic stem cells” one of the worst things that has happened during this administration, along with “the rolling back of funding of the social sciences.” …

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