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Medical News:Menopause Group Backs Extended Hormone Therapy - in OB/Gyn, HRT from MedPage Today

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Menopausal hormone therapy doesn't have to follow "the lowest dose for the shortest time" strategy for all women anymore, the North American Menopause Society said today.

Stem Cells in Ovaries May Give Women More Eggs : Discovery News
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New findings contradict the idea that women are born with a finite number of eggs.

Contrary to the belief that women are born with a finite number of eggs, there may in fact be a way to replenish the supply, a new study suggests.

Embryonic stem cell research is unacceptable - journal-news.net | News
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Years ago, you could see a clip on TV about weirdo science epics that created human beings, or some such creature, in a laborator.

Stem Cells, FDA, and the Edge of Science: Three Expert Viewpoints - Forbes
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Last week I wrote about a pending lawsuit by the FDA against Regenerative Sciences, a medical company that developed a stem cell treatment for orthopedic injuries. While adult stem cell therapies have been fraught with concerns about safety and efficacy, this case is particularly important not only...

Use of Patient's Own Stem Cells Could Regenerate Damaged Heart Muscle After Heart Attacks

Use of Patient's Own Stem Cells Could Regenerate Damaged Heart Muscle After Heart Attacks
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When the use of adult stem cells provides real improvement for patients, often the key distinction�that they are not stem cells harvested from human embryos�is ignored or glossed over. Not with the work of researchers at Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute who reported success at using stem cells derived ...

Stem cells could potentially fix broken hearts

Stem cells could potentially fix broken hearts
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In a ground-breaking study that may change how heart attacks are treated, a team of researchers used stem cells to re-grow damaged heart muscle

Suzanne Somers' experimental breast surgery

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Suzanne Somers' experimental breast surgery
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Adult Stem Cells and Fracture Putty

Adult Stem Cells and Fracture Putty « The Anchoress
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Great news via Glenn Reynolds, who does a great job of keeping us all informed on successful therapies related to stem cells. This time, it’s Fracture Putty:

Stem Cell Injection Might Heal Fractures in Days

Stem Cell Injection Might Heal Fractures in Days
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I guess I don't have to invest in the full-body shock-absorbing suit for my kid anymore.

American CryoStem Joins Alliance for Regenerative Medicine

American CryoStem Joins Alliance for Regenerative Medicine
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Exercise triggers cells known to be important for muscle repair

Exercise triggers cells known to be important for muscle repair - Indian Express
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Exercise triggers cells known to be important for muscle repair - Scientists have found that an adult stem cell present in muscle is responsive to exercise -- a discovery that coul

American CryoStem Completes Cell Processing for Clinical Study

American CryoStem Completes Cell Processing for Clinical Study
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Two local doctors taking part in study on treating degenerative spinal disc disease

Health Sentinel: Two local doctors taking part in study on treating degenerative spinal disc disease
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Adults age 18 to 70 who are in good general health and who have degenerative disc disease at one level of the lumbar spine are being sought for a research study. Potential subjects must have had moderate symptoms for at least six months and have failed to respond to at least three months of non-surg...

Suzanne Somers Dishes on Stem Cells

Suzanne Somers Dishes on Stem Cells and Staying... | Gather
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If theres anything that people have learned about Suzanne Somers over the years, its that she isnt a dumb blonde. She just played one on television. ...

Stem Cells | New You Magazine | Anti-Aging Medicine, Cosmetic Surgery and Procedures

Stem Cells | New You Magazine | Anti-Aging Medicine, Cosmetic Surgery and Procedures
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The benefits of stem cells extracted from your fat, especially allowing a more youthful appearance.

Hopes rise on treating spinal injuries with iPS cells tra

The Hindu : Health / Medicine & Research : Hopes rise on treating spinal injuries with iPS cells tra
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In just two years, the celebrated adult stem cell researcher Shinya Yamanaka hopes that clinical trials will begin on curing the once-untreatable spinal injuries with the help of “reprogrammed” adult cells or ‘induced pluripotent stem' (iPS) cells.

Oprah and Bioidentical Hormones

Oprah and Bioidentical Hormones
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"After one day on bioidentical estrogen, I felt the veil lift," Winfrey writes. "After three days, the sky was bluer, my brain was no longer fuzzy, my memory was sharper. I was literally singing and had a skip in my step."

Stem cells: A fountain of youth?

Stem cells: A fountain of youth?
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Aging and its associated aches and pains are typically considered a rite of passage— unavoidable despite how well we care for ourselves. However, a new report indicates stem cells may reverse the damage of aging

Catholic Church Declares Support For Adult Stem Cell Research

Catholic Church Declares Support For Adult Stem Cell Research - Forbes
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There is no area of medical science as misunderstood by the public as “stem cell” science and its extraordinary potential for transforming the health and welfare of our nation.

Science Serves Life: Young Man Given Second Chance at Life after Adult Stem Cell Procedure

Science Serves Life: Young Man Given Second Chance at Life after Adult Stem Cell Procedure - Health.
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Skin cells as stem cells - medicine's next big thing

Skin cells as stem cells - medicine's next big thing | abc30.com
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Stem cells: they could hold the key to the treatment and cure of more than 70 major diseases and conditions.

Will 2012 Offer new Ways to Treat Disease with Regenerative Medicine?

Will 2012 Offer new Ways to Treat Disease with Regenerative Medicine?
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Alan Russell, PhD has proposed that medicine can do better than just treating symptoms of disease. His question has been “Why not engineer new tissu...

Engineered Body Parts Get Nearer to Reality

Engineered Body Parts Get Nearer to Reality | MedIndia
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Engineering cartilage replacement by means of body's own cells indicates promise to heal knees, shoulders, ears and noses damaged by osteoarthritis and other injuries suggests a new study.

Study: Liposuction Good for the Heart?

Study: Liposuction Good for the Heart?
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Looking good may have never felt so good. New research suggests some cosmetic surgery may not only make you look better it might actually make you heart healthy, too. A nip here, a tuck there may have you looking your best, but could it actually be healthy