Meet'Cookie:' Healing Through Stem-Cell Therapy Deltona resident Paul Jaynes talks about the miraculous recovery his 9-year-old golden Labrador'Cookie' made after having stem-cell therapy to resolve her crippling arthritis symptoms. LET'S... By: Orlando Sentinel … Continue reading →

U.S. Stem Cell Clinic: Patient Based Webinar The U.S. Stem Cell Clinic is founded on the principle belief that the quality of life for our patients can be improved through stem cell therapy. We are dedicated to providing safe and effective... By: U.S. Stem Cell Clinic … Continue reading →

Parkinson's is an incurable progressive condition of the brain. It affects movement, speech and balance and causes incessant shivering of the face and limbs. Genetic and environmental factors are believed to contribute to the degeneration of brain cells that maintain bodily movement. There is no particular test to detect the disease, with only physical symptoms enabling doctors to make a diagnosis. After 15 years of suffering and two failed stem cell transplantation surgeries, a 68-year-old businessman finally decided to undergo surgery on the eve of World Parkinson's Day at Jaslok Hospital. According to the doctors, the businessman, who is from Gujarat, had uncontrolled Parkinson's disease (PD) and was lured by the temptation of finding a 'cure' for the disease. "He was lured by the temptation of finding a 'cure' for Parkinson's disease he underwent intracranial stem cell transplantation (a neurosurgical procedure) in Bangalore. As he did not obtain any benefit, he was given a 'top up' by the intravenous stem cell route. Obviously, none of these worked and his disease progressed," said Dr Paresh Doshi, Director, Neurosurgery Department at Jaslok Hospital. As the disease progressed, Jain decided to go for deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery, a standard surgical treatment for … Continue reading →