El programa se llama “Un milagro de amor”, es un programa grabado que va a salir mañana 20 de Enero de 2005 Radio Centro 1030 AM en la Ciudad de Mexico a las 14:00 horas. Va a estar con Gerardo Canseco (website) que conduce el programa “Excelencia Personal”. Conoce lo que dice Abuela Marilu sobre…
News & Blogs
Dr. Jordan Orange – NBC News
A story from NBC News uses Dr. Orange’s words: “A person with primary immune deficiency is unable to protect themselves from even common infections,” said Dr. Jordan Orange, a pediatric immunologist. “What we’re doing with this treatment is replacing that missing part of her immune system,” Orange said. Dr. Jordan Orange found NEMO, Andy’s primary…
Sarah Gilbert from BloggingBaby.com Blog
Sarah Gilbert from blobbingbaby.bom writes the following: Remember all our discussions about parents who have babies in the hopes their stem cells will cure a terrible disease in their older child? Well, once such family is the Trevinos, and their son, Andy, was diagnosed with NEMO deficiency – a rare genetic immune disorder. The Trevinos…
Greg Allen from daddytypes.com blog
Greg Allen from daddytypes.com blog writes the following: Talk about extreme parenting. Andres Trevino and his wife are from Mexico, but they have been basically living in Boston for the last few years after their 5-year old son, Andy began treatment at The Children’s Hospital for a rare genetic immune disorder. They’re preparing for a…
Glenn Reynolds from Instapundit.com blog
Glenn Reynolds from Instapundit.com writes the following: EXTREME BLOGGING: Andres Trevino is blogging his son’s stem-cell transplant. More here.
Nursing & Honesty from Gallup
Nurses Top List in Honesty and Ethics Poll Grade school teachers second, with pharmacists and military officers PRINCETON, NJ — Gallup’s annual survey on the honesty and ethical standards of various professions finds nurses at the top of the list, as they have been all but one year since they were first added to the…
Genetic therapy article @ Telegraph.co.uk
Gene therapy is just an expensive myth, claim scientists By Robert Matthews, Science Correspondent The “biotech revolution”, which has been acclaimed by scientists as the path to miracle cures, has not delivered genuine improvements.. The much-vaunted technique of gene therapy has also yet to cure a single person of any major genetic disorder. To date,…
Bacteria killing article @ The Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases
Bacteria-Killing vs. Bacteria-Inhibiting Drugs in Treating Infections When treating an infection, physicians may face a choice between using a bactericidal (bacteria-killing) drug, a bacteriostatic (bacteria-inhibiting) drug or a combination of the two. The solution is not always obvious, particularly since a drug that is bactericidal for one strain of bacteria may only inhibit the growth…
Cloning article @ Boston Globe
Harvard teams want OK to clone Human-cell work would be first in nation By Gareth Cook, Globe Staff | October 13, 2004 Two separate teams of Harvard scientists are preparing to produce cloned embryos for disease research, and one has officially applied for permission from the university’s ethical review board. .. The team at Children’s…
Article about Harvard team and Cloning @ Wired
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — Harvard University scientists have asked the university’s ethical review board for permission to produce cloned human embryos for disease research, potentially becoming the first researchers in the nation to wade into a divisive area of study that has become a presidential campaign issue. “We want to find new ways to study and…