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Artificial skin created using stem cells from umbilical cord
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Washington: In a first, scientists have grown artificial skin using stem cells derived from the umbilical cord.

Scientists from the Tissue Engineering Research Group at the Department of Histology at the University of Granada demonstrated the ability of Wharton jelly mesenschymal stem cells to turn to oral-mucosa or skin-regeneration epithelia.

To grow the artificial skin, the researchers ...

Very interesting lecture.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xnFNzflLWU

SYDNEY(AFP) -- Watching sport can make you fitter, according to research that says viewing other people exercise increases heart rate and other physiological measures as if you were working out yourself.

The study, published Sunday in the international journal Frontiers in Autonomic Neuroscience, showed that when watching a first person video of someone else running, heart rate, respiration, skin blood flow and sweat release all increased.

They returned to normal at the conclusion of the ...

Hi all.
Im 23 years old with a lifetime of troubling health issues, no insurance and no answers. My grandmom had MS, but no one ever talked to me about her symptoms, so I know nothing about the disease. All I know is she spent half her life in a wheelchair, and in her last few years, she slowly lost her ability to write and draw.

A little background on my health as a child ...

Hi everyone,

One of my family members has MS and in Australia he comes under our Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, so Copaxone is affordable. He is moving to Singapore however and I was wondering whether anyone has any experience as an Australian moving overseas with MS and how you went about it in terms of being able to afford the drug.

Thanks very much in advance for your time.

Amy

Hi everyone,

One of my family members has MS and in Australia he comes under our Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, so Copaxone is affordable. He is moving to Singapore for two years however and I was wondering whether anyone has any experience as an Australian moving overseas with MS and how you went about it in terms of being able to afford the drug.

Thanks very much in advance for your time.

Amy

Hi everyone,

A family member of mine has MS and comes under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme in Australia, therefore his copaxone is subsidised to a manageable level. He is moving to Singapore however and can't quite work out how to work it without having to come back to Australia every 6 months. Does anyone have any experience in this situation?

Thank you for your time.

I finally got my MRI results back after I was hospitalized for inability to urinate and blood in the urine.

Turns out I do not have a brain tumor. I do have lesions on my brain but due to their location they can not be diagnosed as MS. I have 9 or less lesions in my white matter (the largest 0.5 cm, so not large at all).

I am going to get a copy of ...

I'm on day two of painful, numbish, feet, calves, and hands and it's starting/revving up after my 4000iu vitamin d with 200mg mag glyc. There's a bit of nausea and reduced appetite too. Is this too much vitamin d/hypercalcemia? Things have been pretty normal for a few days before this started.

I'll skip the d tomorrow but as usual I am too impatient to actually wait to know something. Whadya think? (Besides get the levels ...