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Published on 24 April 2013 Hits: 85 Written by Johanna M. Sampan An official of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) on Wednesday advised actress Kristina Bernadette Kris Aquino to select the best ethical stem cell treatment for her eldest son, Joshua. Kris Aquino is the youngest sister of President Benigno Aquino 3rd. She made waves recently when it was revealed that she was the countrys number one taxpayer. CBCPEpiscopal Commission on Bioethics Chairman Bishop Jose Oliveros said the Catholic Church doesnt oppose the idea of the treatment providing it is done morally. It depends on what kind of stem cells will be used and for what purpose. Morally speaking, only adult stem cells are allowed for therapeutic reasons, the prelate expressed. On Tuesday, Aquino said she is willing to let Joshua, whom she described as a special child, to undergo stem cell treatment in Singapore. Aquinos son with actor Philip Salvador is set to have a physical examination on Wednesday to test if he is suitable to undertake the procedure. Oliveros said the Church is not against the use of adult stem cells since the source is not subjected to any harm. Embryonic stem cells are taken … Continue reading →

BEVERLY HILLS,Calif., April 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Imagine a future where doctors can grow new blood vessels for you when you need them, or rebuild cartilage in your knee or shoulder instead of undergoing surgery. While it sounds like science fiction, it is soon to be science fact, according to numerous medical institutions such as Wake Forest University, Stanford University, Duke and University of Texas. Stem cells, taken from a patient's own body, are the key to regenerating many types of human tissue including heart, liver and bone. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130423/LA97775) Stem cells are 'multipotent," which means they can reproduce to become other types of cells like soft muscle and cartilage. Using a patient's own stem cells, doctors have successfully regenerated knee cartilage in patients with arthritis, and heart muscle for patients who have suffered damage after a heart attack. In the field of tissue engineering, doctors have 'grown' new bladders, tracheas and blood vessels for patients that have had disease or injury. And the richest source of stem cells in the human body our fat, medically known as 'adipose tissue." Dr. Gabriel Chiu is a highly-regarded plastic and reconstructive surgeon who specializes in the art of aesthetic plastic surgery. As the … Continue reading →

By: Jet Villa, InterAksyon.com April 24, 2013 4:10 PM InterAksyon.com The online news portal of TV5 MANILA, Philippines The most advanced stem cell technologies and competent experts in the field are available in the country, according to two medical groups that advised actress-host Kris Aquino on Wednesday to consider having her son Joshua treated locally than going abroad. They were reacting to Kris Aquinos declaration, in her morning talk show, that she planned to bring Joshua abroad for stem cell treatment. Dr. Leo Olarte, spokesman of the Philippine Society for Stem Cell Medicine (PSSCM), said Filipinos no longer need to seek stem cell treatment outside the country. We have the ethical, moral, safe and effective stem cell or regenerative medicine technology available in the country today, said Olarte, also the president of the Philippine Medical Association. The Philippines is abreast with the latest trends in stem cell technology, described as the future of medicine.Olarte said, We not only have internationally accepted stem cell technologies here but the competent medical doctors and experts as well to perform the procedure for our patients. Their group, said Olarte, was willing to help Kris get the correct information to guide her in making the … Continue reading →

Iowa epilepsy advocates to form youth council BY HILLARY ROSENCRANTS | APRIL 22, 2013 5:00 AM Local advocates say those diagnosed with epilepsy at an early age deserve a support system, and one newly formed group will seek to provide just that. The Iowa Epilepsy Foundation recently received a $2,500 grant to fund the Iowa Youth Council for Epilepsy. The council will be open to all Iowans between the ages of 13 and 22 who suffer from epilepsy. Roxanne Cogil, the director of the Iowa branch of the Epilepsy Foundation, said she thinks that this council is a great need for people with epilepsy in Iowa. Thats such a difficult time to be diagnosed, she said. Cogil said the council is in the planning states, but a preparation session is scheduled for May 10. The University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics has the only level-four comprehensive epilepsy program in Iowa meaning that when someone is diagnosed with epilepsy, UIHC provides a greater variety of treatment options. The Iowa Epilepsy Foundations board has 13 members, most of whom were involved in an epilepsy walk in Iowa City this past weekend. The Iowa Epilepsy Foundation hosted a walk, 5K run, and silent … Continue reading →

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama --- Problem behaviors in those with autism will be the focus of a lecture Wednesday by expert Dr. Gregory Hanley. Hanley will use actual case examples of sleep problems and meltdowns to discuss analysis and treatment of problem behaviors in the latest scientific context. The lecture, "Specific Solutions for Some Extraordinary Problem Behavior Associated with Autism," is free and open to the public. The lecture followed by a question-and-answer session will be from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Alumni Auditorium at UAB's Hill Center. It is the 9th annual Glenwood Endowed Lecture Series presented by the UAB School of Public Health. Hanley is an associate professor of psychology and director of the Behavior Analysis Doctoral Program at Western New England College. He is a past associate editor of the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. For registration and more information visit http://www.glenwood.org or contact Shanda Daniel at sdaniel@glenwood.org or (205) 795-3211. Glenwood provides behavioral health care and educational services for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and severe emotional disturbances. See the article here: Autism expert speaks on "extraodrinary behaviors" in free lecture at UAB Wednesday … Continue reading →