Man’s Own Fat Stem Cells Transplanted into Heart
A man receives stem cells extracted from his own fat in an effort to repair his ailing heart.
February 7, 2007
A man receives stem cells extracted from his own fat in an effort to repair his ailing heart.
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A young man faced with life inside a bubble or certain death opts for cord blood stem cell treatment as last resort.
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David is hoping that stem cell treatment in China will help his son Michael after suffering brain damage due to a near drowning.
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