Divashana Fights Developmental Delays

This weeks video comes from a South African family who have traveled to Shijiazhuang, China twice for their daughter, Divashana, to receive stem cell treatments. She was born with Microphthalmia, a condition where her eyes did not develop. No, she's not receiving stem cell therapy to grow new eyes. Along with Microphthalmia a number of developmental delays emerged--the kind we've seen lots of improvement with in other conditions. This video introduces us to the side-effects of the condition and the improvements she's seen in spasticity, communication and bowel disorders.

Summer in US Papers

Here's a local write-up from Fredericksburg about Summer Grace, an SOD patient who has come to China for stem cell therapy. Find another write-up with video here about Summer from MyFOX DC.

A Trucker's Help Drives Heather to China

Heather has Optic Nerve Hypoplasia and along with it, hormonal challenges. Here's an interesting story from The Daily Item about how the family discovered stem cell therapy as an option for Heather and their journey to China.

US Stem Cell Update

One judge put an injunction on all National Institute of Health (NIH) research in the US involving embryonic stem cells and then the DC Court of Appeals lifted that injunction. Who knows where all of this appealing and unappealing activity will go? Meanwhile, adult stem cell therapy for patients who need it today is alive and well in Asia and you can click here to find out how.