StemSave is featured on WPVI ABC 6 News in Philadelphia.

If parents missed the chance to bank their children’s umbilical cord blood, they now have the opportunity to bank their children’s stem cells found in teeth. WPVI ABC News reports Carolina Coll, a mother in Philadelphia, PA missed the opportunity to bank her older child’s umbilical cord blood but was able to bank his teeth stem cells thanks to her dentist, Dr. Gomez, utilizing StemSave’s stem cell banking service. Margaret Keller, Associate Professor at Coriell Institute and director of Coriell’s Stem Cell Biobank, states that these stem cells have the potential to be differentiated into bone, heart, muscle and other tissue for use in future regenerative medical therapies. Click Here to View Entire Video.

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WGN Chicago News Reports on Banking Teeth Stem Cells for Adopted Children

Dr. Joanne Oppenheim, a pediatric dentist in Chicago, discusses teeth stem cell banking with Dina Bair of WGN Chicago News. Julie Balfour, a parent who saved her twin’s umbilical cord blood utilizes StemSave’s stem cell banking service to bank the adult stem cells of her adopted daughter. Dr. Oppenheim explains how stem cells from teeth can differentiate into various types of tissue such as muscle, bone, and insulin producing beta cells and their applicability for future regenerative medical therapies to treat trauma and disease. Click Here to View Entire Video.

Adoption Today Magazine Reports Stem Cells in Teeth Open New Possibilities for Adoptive Families

StemSave Featured on WFAA Dallas Report on Banking Stem Cells Found in Teeth

Dr. Max Finn, Oral Surgeon in Dallas, TX was featured on WFFA 8 News where he discusses powerful adult stem cells found in teeth. These stem cells are highly “plastic” and therefore applicable to potential stem cell treatments for a wide range of disease and trauma. Madeleine Fontes, a mother, decides to bank her son’s adult stem cells from his wisdom teeth utilizing StemSave stem cell banking service. Click Here to View the Video

Adoption Today Magazine Reports Stem Cells in Teeth Open New Possibilities for Adoptive Families

Stem Cell Treatment Highlights Wisdom of Saving Your Own Stem Cells

Doctors treat severe arthritis condition with adult stem cell therapy utilizing the patient’s own stem cells. The wisdom of saving your own stem cells when they are young and healthy is recommended. StemSave provides a non invasive, affordable and convenient method for individuals to  recover and cryo-preserve their own powerful and valuable stem cells. Click Here to View Full Story.

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Scientists at the University of Minnesota have been working on stripping down hearts, removing the cellular and vascular tissue and then replacing them with the recipient’s own stem cells to eliminate the need to find organ donors and organ rejection by the recipient. Click Here to View Video and Article

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Adoption Today Magazine Reports StemSave Provides Adoptive Families With New Possibilities to Bank Stem Cells

Stem Cells in Teeth Open New Possibilities for Adoptive Families. For adoptive parents, the lack of access to biological relatives hurdle is now overcome  utilizing  StemSave which provides an affordable service enabling the banking of the child’s own stem cells for use in future regenerative therapies to treat disease and trauma. Click Here to Read Magazine article.

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Banking Stem Cells Found in Teeth

Stem cells found in teeth can be recovered during routine dental procedures and banked for use in stem cell treatments. Stem cells are being studied to treat diseases like diabetes, Parkinson’s, alzheimer’s, arthritis, cancer…… Click Here to View Video.

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Chris Theodoros, an innovator and leader in the digital marketing arena has joined StemSave, a market leader in stem cell recovery and banking. Chris brings a level of expertise and insight from growing early stage companies and will help lead StemSave’s growth during these exciting times as advances in stem cell and regenerative therapies progress rapidly. … Click Here to View Article.

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Stem Save CEO Art Greco and Dr. Darby of Atlanta discuss an affordable, non-invasive and innovative stem cell banking service where anyone with access to a dentist has the ability to procure their own stem cells for use in future regenerative stem cell treatments. Click Here to View Video.

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