Small Stem Cell Study Claims Early Success in Treating Eye Disease

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I THINK DR LANZA RESEARCH IS REMARKABLE IT WILL HELP SO MANY PEOPELE WHO ARE PRAYING FOR HELP TO BE ABLE TO SEE..HOW CAN I BE INCLUDED IN A STUDY. I AM BLIND IN MY RIGHT EYE AND MY GOOD EYE IS BEING THREATENED WITH ATROPHE. PLEASE TELL IS ANYTHING I CAN DO FOR THAT/.
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MARY RACKLEY

MARY RACKLEY of MA 6:24PM April 15, 2012

I LIVE IN UK AND HAVE WET MACULAR DEGENERATION IN BOTH EYES. THEY HAVE STOPPED TREATING LEFT EYE BUT I AM STILL HAVING INJECTIONS IN THE RIGHT EYE. IS IT POSSIBLE FOR ME TO BE TREATED WITH THE STEM CELLS IF I PAID FOR IT. I AM 69 YRS OF AGE AND HAVE HAD THE CONDITION FOR THREE YEARS.

SANDRA DAVIES of AL 6:42AM January 24, 2012

"....But the use of such cells is controversial because it involves the destruction of a human embryo...." Do the research. This process by Advanced Cell Technology does NOT involve the destruction of a human embryo. That's a reasonably significant part of this story. When President Obama gives his state of the union address, I believe he will mention support for this rapidly growing field of medicine (regenerative medicine).

Paul Stanley of ND 4:13PM January 23, 2012