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    transferring it into the recipient whose organ has failed. However, solid organ transplant rejection by the recipient's immune system may occur. Transfusion before transplantation was found to reduce solid organ transplant rejection by inducing regulatory T-cells and immunomodulation with down-regulation of the immune system. Similarly, ABO blood group matching, tissue typing, cross matching and using immune suppressants are among the methods used to avoid rejection. Interestingly, clinical…

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    Cristian Urrea

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    In Cristian Urrea’s honors presentation, Urrea discusses the topic over Hydrocephalus by further stating what it means, contains, and how it can impact Americans. During the presentation, Cristian claims that over a million individuals in the U.S. live with this long term, medical condition which is caused by excessive fluid in the brain. Also, another statement that is made by Cristian is that Hydrocephalus can cause the normal ventricle within a human’s brain to enlarge with fluid that is…

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    Magnotherapy

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    thousands of years. The therapy is commonly used for relieve pain and accelerate the natural healing process. The powerful field of the magnet is thought to improve circulation, ensuring that a greater number of oxygen-carrying red blood cells and healing white blood cells of our immune system reach every part of the body. As a result, the therapy reduces pain and swelling, increases the supply of nutrients to the affected area and in turn helps the body heal. Magnotherapy is appropriate for…

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    The purpose of this letter is 1) to provide some background about drones and their applications in the medical field, 2) to indicate our deliverables for the medical drone design project and 3) to pose some specific questions to Massachusetts General Hospital about the project. Drones have been described as autonomous vehicles that can fly and navigate without the input from someone controlling it. Drones contain GPS chips inside to help the drone navigate and to help the pilot know where the…

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    Nurse Life Care Planner

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    According to Stem Cell Reviews, it is estimated that as many as 128M individuals in the United States, or 1 in 3 people might benefit from regenerative medicine. Those statistics are eye-opening for the nurse life care planner because regenerative medicine will eventually become a viable treatment modality for so many of those individuals with whom the nurse life care planner is called upon to assist with preparation of a future care plan. Regenerative medicine is the process of creating…

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    trial run by Dr. Don Kohn and his team at UCLA, working with a UK-based company called Orchard Therapeutics. The treatment she underwent was called OTL-101, which involves taking the patient’s own blood stem cells, genetically re-engineer them, and returned them to her body. These re-engineered stem cells created a new blood and immune system. Now this might sound like science fiction, but this is a true story. Evangelina is now 6 years old and she is living…

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    Stem Cell Research Stem cells have been a factor in the scientific world since the 1800 when scientists figured out all living organisms are made up of cells; and some cells have the potential to create other cells, yet many people are still misinformed on the uses and great potential that stem cells posses. Most people who are against stem cells are not in favor of them because of the old extraction processes used but gladly science has found a new, more humane way to do so. Stem Cells can be…

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    Stem cells are cells that have the potential to regenerate into new cells that can be used as a repair tool. Stem cells can be from animal or from human. This paper will be looking at the controversy of stem cell. The first part will like as the pros and cons of stem cell and the last part will be my opinion on stem cell. Pros - Stem cells have the capability to regenerate into new tissues, systems and organs, when given the opportunity to do such as placing it within the human body. With…

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    mean the recipients body will accept the donation. Stem cells have been studied for decades, however, recently they are coming out with new ways to apply these stem cells into curing genetic diseases by correcting their abnormal genes. With the concept of gene therapy mixed with the practice of cell therapy, scientists can figure out a way to replace abnormal DNA with stem cells that have corrected genes and cure genetic diseases such as sickle cell, immunodeficiencies, and possibly cancer. This…

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    Embryonic Stem Cell Research offers so much, not only to biomedical sciences but it also brings hope to life. The excitement these cells bring like curing human diseases, giving scientist an in-depth knowledge and to get a further understanding of the human development, the discovery of new medical drug, and hope for new therapies that can change our lives. With these hopes, brings so many ethical controversies, and so many people have such strong oppositions. One of the biggest controversy is…

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