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Adult / Cord Blood / Placental Stem Cell Research (ethical)

Much research dealing with Adult Stem Cells, and Placental or Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells, has been accomplished in the last 5 years. Other recent study involves the very pluripotent stem cells found in the Wharton's Jelly of the umbilical cord of newborn babies.

These are ethically acceptable forms of research because they do not cause harm or death to a living human being.

Umbilical Cord Blood stem cells have been researched and used in treatments since 1988. Well over 60 human diseases have been successfully treated in patients (click on the cordblood.com link below). For some of the highlights of the research, click "Stem Cells: Research Archive" located here.  

For basic information on understanding the types of stem cells, click here.

For comparisons between Embryonic Stem Cell Research (ESCR) and Adult stem cell research for the treatment of several medical conditions, visit "Embryonic Stem Cell Research (unethical)" in this Stem Cell section.

For another in-depth article on the Real-World Successes of Adult Stem Cell Treatments:
 
http://www.frc.org/index.cfm?i=IS04J01&f=WU05B06&t=e

For more information on umbilical cord blood stem cells, visit
http://www.cordblood.com/cord_blood_banking_with_cbr/banking/diseases_treated.asp

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Adult Stem Cell Research Helps Heart Disease, Amyloidosis Patients (Circ/BMT 6/07)
Diabetes & Umbilical Cord Stem Cells: 3 Studies (2007)
The Promise of Cord Blood
Umbilical Cord Stem Cells - Recent Research (Stem Cell Reviews)
66+ Human Diseases Treated Successfully With Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells (2007)
Placenta Cells Share Characteristics of Embryo Cells Without Tumor Formation (8/05)
Obtaining Stem Cells From Umbilical Cord Blood (3/04)
Alternate Ethical Source of Stem Cells from Placenta
Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells May Aid Stroke Recovery (2/01)
Human Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells Form Bone, Nerve, Heart Cells (ViaCell, 7/04)
Watch Out, Tooth Fairy! Baby Teeth as a Unique Source of Postnatal Stem Cells (4/03)
Bone Marrow (Adult) Stem Cells As Effective As Embryonic Stem Cells
Genuine non-embryonic stem cells found in skin might treat hair loss, wounds (9/04)
Regeneration of Injured Muscle from Adult Stem Cells (5/2004)
Parkinson's Treatments: Adult Stem Cells vs. Embryonic Stem Cells (2006)
Gene, stem cell combination rebuilds damaged livers in mice (9/04)
Adult Stem Cells Improve Heart Function (7/04)
Adult Stem Cells Benefit Heart Patients (4/04)
Adult Stem Cells Convert to Liver Tissue (6/04)
International Adult Stem Cell 'Retraining' Project Starts in England (5/04)
Canadian Researchers Treat MS with Adult Stem Cells (4/02)
Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells Saving Hurler's Syndrome Children (5/04)
Healing Not Hype: Cord Blood Stem Cell Technology
Study Shows Adult Stem Cell Research Helps Type 1 Diabetics (4/07)
Discovery of Adult Stem Cells in Pancreas Could Help Diabetes Patients (8/04)
"Waist" product may have medical value: Liposuctioned Fat Holds Adult Stem Cells (10/04)
Stem Cells Reduce Stroke Damage (10/02)
Real People and Adult Stem Cell Therapies (2004)
October 2004: 3 Adult Stem Cell Research Articles
January 2005: Cloning & Stem Cell Research
February 2005: Cloning & Stem Cell Research
March 2005: Stem Cell & Cloning Research
April 2005: Stem Cell Research
Actual Uses for Adult Stem Cells - Bibliography (4/2005)
Current Applications of Adult Stem Cells for Human Patients (2005)
Dr. Prentice Discusses Stem Cell Research (7/04)
Adult Stem Cell Pluripotency (update)
Lupus Sufferers Symptom Free Since Adult Stem Cell Treatment (JAMA 2/06)
 
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  • Understanding Stem Cells - General  ( 9 items )
    There is much confusion about stem cells. This section attempts to present a clear and simple understanding of stem cells.
  • Umbilical Cord Blood Donation  ( 7 items )
  • Embryonic Stem Cell Research (unethical)  ( 16 items )

    Embryonic Stem Cell Research involves the production of human embryos in the laboratory, and then their destruction to acquire the stem cells from them. Nazi War Crimes included "medical research" on living human beings and is now considered horrific. Human embryos are also human and deserve the dignity to live and grow peacefully, and to pursue happiness after birth. Embryonic stem cells have not been successfully used in even one medical procedure.

    On the other hand, Adult and Placental/Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cell Research has resulted in thousands of successful medical procedures. This has not been accurately reported in the media. Ault stem cells come from human body tissue such as blood, bone marrow, skin, adipose, muscle tissue, and cardiac (heart) muscle tissue. They have all been changed into other body tissue types, such as heart tissue, nerve cells, brain and spinal cord tissue. Exponential research appears to be taking place with these ethical stem cell procedures.

    For more research regarding embryonic and adult stem cell research, please visit Do No Harm: http://www.stemcellresearch.org

    A full section of information and facts concerning human
    embryonic stem cell research is available on the American Life League web site at  <http://www.all.org/issues/stemcell.htm>
    http://www.all.org/issues/stemcell.htm.

     

  • Legislation Related to Cloning, Stem Cells  ( 6 items )
  • Women\'s Issues: Other Consequences of Embryonic Stem Cell & Cloning Research  ( 5 items )

    Besides the ethical concerns surrounding embryo-destructive stem cell research and cloning, there are health concerns for the women "used" in this research.

    Women are under increasing pressure to donate their eggs (ova) for research purposes of to freeze for future use.

    However, the short-term risks to women, such as overstimulation of the ovaries, can result in infertility and even death. The long-term risks have not yet been adequately studied.

  • Cloning Archive  ( 27 items )
  • Stem Cells: Research Archive  ( 20 items )
    Archival materials related to embryonic or to adult, umbilical cord blood, and placental stem cell research.


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