Laural Barchas sat down with CIRM at the World Stem Cell Summit to discuss the high school stem cell curriculum she was involved in developing.

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Laural Barchas: The World Stem Cell Summit brings people together to find therapies

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Keri Kimler, vice chair of Texans for Stem Cell Research, talks to CIRM about what information from the World Stem Cell Summit she's excited about sharing with colleagues in Texas.

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Kerri Kimler: What I'll be telling people back in Texas about the World Stem Cell Summit

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Tim has Cerebral Palsy (CP) and came to Dr. Steenblock in Mission Viejo, CA for stem cell therapies. You can watch his video to see how stem cells helped him.

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Cerebral Palsy and Stem Cell Treatments - Tim's Testimonial

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Don Reed sat down with CIRM at the World Stem Cell Summit to discuss stem cell advocacy and need for new stem cell based therapies.

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Don Reed: Why we need new stem cell therapies and how you can help

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Don Reed sat down with CIRM at the World Stem Cell Summit to discuss stem cell advocacy and need for new stem cell based therapies.

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Don Reed: Why we need new stem cell therapies and how you can help

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http://www.jax.org ... Symposium question and answer session at The Jackson Laboratory, featuring Mario Capecchi, Janet Rowley, Richard Axel, Andrew Feinberg and Rudolf Jaenisch.

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Symposium: Biomedical Science and Medicine in the Next 50 Years

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Scientists at Ohio State University Medical Center are using specially treated stem cells in an effort to limit the damage of a heart attack.

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Doctors To Use 'Trained' Stem Cells To Heal Heart

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Held Friday June 17th 2011 during the WAOGBAL meeting in Maastricht, NL. Chair: Prof

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Honored Gerry James Lecture: Is sarcoidosis ready for personalized medicine?

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The makeup of our genome (and therefore our physiology) is the result of millions of years of evolution under the selective pressures of our environment, as well as competition for survival. If we consider a simple view from evolutionary theory, certain physical traits that provided our ancestors with a competitive advantage allowed those individuals to thrive and bear offspring, while individuals that lacked a given competitive advantage were much less likely to thrive and bear offspring

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Genes, Ancestry, and Personalized Medicine with Dr. Michael Kane - Interview Part 1.mp4

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Stanford's Sean P. David, MD, SM, DPhil, Family

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Stanford Hospital's Sean David, MD, on Personalized Medicine

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Gene Screen BC 2011 Participant. This film defines and presents a realistic view of personalized medicine, with a specific focus on pharmacogenomics

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The Greatest Drug In The World

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This video discuss low cervical spinal cord injuries.

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Spinal Cord Injury: Low Cervical Level

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***2010 Update*** See Claire's video update following her second round of transplants on Vimeo at vimeo.com/?13380598. All SCI videos are collected at vimeo.com/?channels/?79458.

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Claire Marsh - Spinal Cord Injury Part One

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Regenerative Medicine is a revolutionary medical approach that taps into the body's innate ability to regenerate or heal itself. Organogenesis specializes in bringing this exciting new approach to patients today.

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Regenerative Medicine Science

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Laural Barchas sat down with CIRM at the World Stem Cell Summit to discuss the high school stem cell curriculum she was involved in developing. She says it takes all types of people to develop new therapies -- scientists, patient advocates, lawyers, and business people. The meeting brings those people together with a common focus in developing new stem cell-based therapies.

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Laural Barchas: The World Stem Cell Summit brings people together to find therapies

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Roman Reed spoke with CIRM at the World Stem Cell Summit about what he thinks patients advocates should know about stem cell research. He came to the meeting in Pasadena to talk about stem cell advocacy

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Roman Reed: What all patient advocates at the World Stem Cell Summit should know

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Gene Therapy Medical Animation (CERE-120)

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Gene Therapy Medical Animation (CERE-120)

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Dr. Amit Patel discusses cardiac stem cell therapy at the University of Utah.

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Cardiac Stem Cell Therapy - How it works

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BY STEVEN HSIEH You're watching multisource sports video news analysis from Newsy. Two injured football stars -- flying overseas for experimental, stem cell therapy

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Manning, Owens Try Stem Cell Therapy

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General Biology

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Biology 1B - Lecture 16: Population Genetics I

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The Promise of Personalized Medicine: we are on the threshold of a transformative new era in medical practice called personalize medicine. At the Medical College of Wisconsin, faculty members have been working at the forefront of research that is revealing the complex relationships between our genes, proteins and disease.

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The Promise of Personalized Medicine

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Spontaneously and rhythmically beating engineered human heart tissue from pluripotent stem cells The video has been provided and copyrighted by Malte Tiburcy and Wolfram-Hubertus Zimmermann

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Spontaneously and rhythmically beating engineered human heart tissue from pluripotent stem cells

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Life sciences researchers have made a significant step towards curing cancer in mice through gene therapy.

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Life sciences advance in gene therapy

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Prayer: No pestilence shall come neigh my dwelling place for greater is he that is in he than he that is in this world. Live Avian Flu Virus Placed in Baxter Vaccine Materials Sent to 18 Countries socioecohistory.wordpress.com "But what remains unanswered are the circumstances surrounding the incident in the Baxter facility in Orth-Donau." The contaminated product, a mix of H3N2 seasonal flu viruses and unlabelled H5N1 viruses, was supplied to an Austrian research company.

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Spread of Plagues(Global Pandemic) part 1

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The very first sports car to bear the Porsche name won races. We treasure our heritage and never forget where we came from. In the field of motor sports we have achieved countless successes and written history.

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Genetic Code: 28000 Victories

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