Alopecia, or hair loss, can be devastating. Most people have tried just about everything, unsuccessfully, to stimulate new hair growth. Using a natural treatment like…
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Adult stem cell research began more than 60 years ago. Adult stem cells are those that are derived from a patient’s own body, rather then…
When is Stem Cell therapy for knees a good option? That’s a great question, and with all medical questions, there’s unfortunately not one easy answer….
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A common problem for people over 40 years of age is a rotator cuff tear. A complete tear usually means that the thickest part of the tendon has ripped and surgery is used to stitch the two sides back together again. At this time, a full tear requires surgery.