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The
Fountain of Youth: have we found it? |
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| It is perhaps
the greatest medical discovery since penicillin. And like penicillin, it was also
discovered by accident. |
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Dr.
Ilham and the Philosopher’s Stone |
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discovery is ground breaking. The fact that cells can go back in time to their
original stem cell state has over turned settled principles of cell biology. |
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President
Musharraf: Breakthrough in technology |
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Launch of joint study conducted by Pakistani and Saudi researchers in the context
of ‘Retrodifferential Autologous Stem Cells Technology’ at the Orthopaedic and
Medical Institute (OMI). |
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Unorthodox,
but still worth a try |
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| This
week we report a tale that could have been scripted by Hollywood. Working alone,
with no ties to any academic institution, a Saudi immunologist stumbles on a way
to make white blood cells regress into the stem cells from which they originated.
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Cover
story: Strange medicine |
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London couple – a biotechnician and her merchant-banker husband – believe they
have stumbled on a discovery that could revolutionise medicine, prompting far-reaching
social and economic consequences and altering even our view of what it means to
be human. |
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Blood
could generate body repair kit |
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A small company in London, UK, claims to have developed a technique that overturns
scientific dogma and could revolutionise medicine. It says it can turn ordinary
blood into cells capable of regenerating damaged or diseased tissues. This could
transform the treatment of everything from heart disease to Parkinson's. |
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