National Geographic - "Stem Cells- How Far Will We Go" - A history on the discovery and advancment of Stem Cell Research
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POWER Article #1 - "Alternative To Embryonic Stem Cells" - By Dave Andrusko - This informative article explains how research in the field of Multipotent Adult Progenitor Cells" (MAPCs) is opening up new horizons to treatments for many diseases.
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POWER Article #2 - "Adult Stem Cells Offer Hope Without Hype" - By Victoria White - A short article exploring the potential of Adult Stem Cells uses in modern medicine.
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POWER Article #3 - “Adult stem cells from liver form heart tissue” - By N. N. Malouf et al. An excerpt from the American Journal of Pathology on the ability of Adult Stem Cells to transform into healthy heart tissue.
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POWER Article #4 - "Ottawa team uncovers how stem cells form muscle” - From an article in the June 27, 2003 issue of the journal “Cell” - A brief article describing a 12 year study into the discovery of a new Adult Stem Cell capable of creating healthy muscle tissue.
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POWER Article #5 - "University of Arizona Administers Stem Cell Treatment to Fight Multiple Sclerosis” By Anne T. Denogean - A fascinating article showing how Stem Cells are being used at UA in order to help many patients with auto-immune diseases.
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POWER Article #6 - "Adult Stem Cells Transformed Into Functional Liver Cells” By R. E. Schwartz et al - An excerpt from a report showing how Adult Stem Cells can transform into functional liver cells.
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POWER Article #7 - "Diseased Brains Can Repair Themselves with Adult Stem Cells" - An article from the Betterhumans Magazine - Wednesday, January 29, 2003 - This short article covers the possibility of using Adult Stem Cells to regenerate damaged brain tissue.
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POWER Article #8 - Transplanted Stem Cells Repair Multiple Sclerosis Damage In Mice - From an article in the research journal “Nature” April 17, 2003 - An amazing story on how Stem Cells have been shown to reverse and repair damage caused by Multiple Sclerosis in test mice.
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POWER Article #9 - "Adult Stem Cell Can Transform Itself Into Any Organ” By Carrie Wingate, Ph.D. - A report on how a group of scientist have shown that Stem Cells can be used to grow almost any organ tissue in order to repair damage caused by degenerative disease.
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POWER Article #10 - “Success Stories with Adult Stem Cells Coming in Almost Too Fast to Track” - From an article published on the LifeSiteNews.com web site on January 20, 2005 - Read this article on how people's loves are being changed by the use of Stem Cell therapy and research.
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POWER Article #11 - “Stem Cells Help Regenerate Tissue Damaged from Heart Attack” By Darrin Kiessling - Information on how scientists are using Stem Cells to rebuild damaged tissue in the heart.
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POWER Article #12 - “A Surplus of Embryos ” By Rich Bonin - A CBS News report dealing with how the debate over Stem Cell research and use is creating a surplus of stem cell inventory that is going to waste because of bureaucratic roadblocks.
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POWER Article #13 - “Adult Stem Cell Research ” By Saul Kent - An in depth look at advances in the field of Adult Stem Cell research and use.
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POWER Article #14 - “Stem Cells Hold Promise For Spinal Cord Injuries ” By Life Extension Magazine - Current information on the application of stem cell treatment for spinal cord injury patients.
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POWER Article #15 - "Healing Hearts with Adult Stem Cells" - By Gailon Totheroh CBN News Science and Medical Reporter - One womans miracle recovery using Adult Stem Cells.
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POWER Article #16 - "Astonishing Advances in Tissue Regeneration" - By Heather S. Oliff PHD - A comprehensive and in-depth look into the past and future of StemCell Sciences.
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