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Friday, April 13, 2012
Indian to head world’s first trial withliver stem cells:
An Indian-origin professor in the U.K. will head the world's first
trial using liverstem cells that could avoid transplant surgery.
Paediatric liver consultant Professor Anil Dhawan, who will head the
trial at King's College Hospital, has described the use of stem cells
to treat liver disease as an "exciting breakthrough", The Daily Mail
reported.
Doctors have developed a pioneering treatment for liver disease that
could save hundreds of lives a year and avoid the need for transplant
surgery, it said.
Eighteen British children suffering from rare and life threatening
liver conditions are to receive infusions of specially treated liver
cells removed from the organs of dead donors, the paper said.
It said that doctors believe they will make vital stem cells — the
building blocks of life — and repair the damaged organ.
"We have many very sick children and babies who need transplants. If
we can cure them without a transplant that will be a fantastic
development.
"We have tried using ordinary liver cells with limited success, but is
the first time a treatment has been developed that gets the liver to
regrow using stem cells," Mr. Dhawan was quoted, as saying by the
daily.
He added that if all goes well, the children, who are being treated
with the cells, will show an improvement within a couple of months.
"We would expect those children to come off their medicines and
therapy. It will mean the liver cells have done their job and
corrected the defects that made them ill. "Then we will have to see
how long the effect lasts and whether we have to top upthese children
with further infusions. I am optimistic the treatment will work," he
said/
trial using liverstem cells that could avoid transplant surgery.
Paediatric liver consultant Professor Anil Dhawan, who will head the
trial at King's College Hospital, has described the use of stem cells
to treat liver disease as an "exciting breakthrough", The Daily Mail
reported.
Doctors have developed a pioneering treatment for liver disease that
could save hundreds of lives a year and avoid the need for transplant
surgery, it said.
Eighteen British children suffering from rare and life threatening
liver conditions are to receive infusions of specially treated liver
cells removed from the organs of dead donors, the paper said.
It said that doctors believe they will make vital stem cells — the
building blocks of life — and repair the damaged organ.
"We have many very sick children and babies who need transplants. If
we can cure them without a transplant that will be a fantastic
development.
"We have tried using ordinary liver cells with limited success, but is
the first time a treatment has been developed that gets the liver to
regrow using stem cells," Mr. Dhawan was quoted, as saying by the
daily.
He added that if all goes well, the children, who are being treated
with the cells, will show an improvement within a couple of months.
"We would expect those children to come off their medicines and
therapy. It will mean the liver cells have done their job and
corrected the defects that made them ill. "Then we will have to see
how long the effect lasts and whether we have to top upthese children
with further infusions. I am optimistic the treatment will work," he
said/
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Good Morning - tips
Open Ur Eyes And c Ur Mobile I wish U a good morning
Many peoples realize their hearts desires late in life Continue
learning Never stop striving and Keep Ur curiosity sharp Good Morning
All mornings are like Paintings U need a little inspiration to get
going, a little smile to brighten up Good Morning
Silent in mouth may avoidmany problems. But. smilein mouth may solve
all theproblems. So always have a sweet, silent smile Good Morning
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A miracle and a miracle worker:
A miracle and a miracle worker
Each of us is a walking miracle.
"Among His Signs in this, that He created you from dust; and then,-
behold, you are human beings scattered (far and wide)!" – Quran,
30:20.
Our existence is a miracle. That we are here, on this tiny planet
revolving in space, thinking our thoughts, sailing the ocean,growing
crops, loving, worshiping, forgiving, living and dying, is a miracle.
Our aspirations, hopes and bravery are miracles and gifts.
Beyond that, each of us hasthe potential to be a miracle worker, not
in the sense of walking on water or splitting the sea, but in changing
the world, spreading peace, and beingexamples of love and faith in
action/
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