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Introduction When the shoulder joint or surrounding tendons are irritated or injured, even simple activities like raising your arm, reaching overhead, sleeping on one side, driving, exercising and object carry may become difficult. Rupture of the rotator cuff, inflammatory diseases…

The anti-aging gene almost sounds a little bit too good. Aging seems almost like an illuminated control panel with a single hidden switch — one gene to flip, one pathway to activate, and you have youth restored in the form…

Ovarian health is often not something that matters until the first thing begins to go wrong – an irregular cycle, a reduced ovarian reserve due to age or other factors such as endometrial cancer during menopause symptoms should have triggered…

Introducing Techniques to Counter trauma Neurological trauma disrupts and ends lives in an instant. Patients who sustain serious trauma lose not only the function of their limbs and sense organs, but also their emotional and psychological independence. They are left…

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a common condition and a notable cause of concern for both the patient and their partner. ED is progressive and one of the many vascular diseases that negatively impact one’s quality of life. Dickson and colleagues…

Systemic autoimmune diseases are some of the most challenging diseases in modern medicine. Lupus can cause systemic inflammation to many parts of the body, and as such can be incredibly painful to those who suffer from it. Symptoms are often…

For people who live with migraines, the word “headache” often feels too small. A migraine attack can affect the whole body: throbbing pain, nausea, light sensitivity, sound sensitivity, dizziness, visual aura, neck stiffness, fatigue, and brain fog. Some people lose…

For most families seeking information on autism and cord blood, the one simple question that leads them down this road is also an emotional one: Does Cord Blood Help Autism? Parents have learned about clinical trials, umbilical cord blood banking,…

Complex Bone Fractures are an important global health concern as millions are afflicted each year. The studies involved in this innovative area of medicine are of great significance. Massive skeletal injuries can decrease a patient’s ability to move, affect their…

The cognitive decline associated with dementia affects tens of millions of people worldwide. The extended deterioration of memory disrupts everyday activities for patients and their families alike. Current treatments fail to interrupt the sustained decline of cognitive function and patients…

1. Introduction and Clinical Significance A good example of one of the lysosomal storage disorders is Krabbe Disease, which is one of the unique lysosomal storage disorders and has social, emotional, and financial impacts. The early fatal nature of galactocerebrosidase…

Knee joint cartilage injury is the most common knee disease pathogenesis of chronic pain, stiffness, swelling and limited motion of joints. Cartilage is the slippery protective cushion that lies on the ends of the bones within your knee. Its function…

Introduction Neurological disorder affecting movement, posture, balance etc. Typically, it starts in early life and could be associated with brain injury or abnormal development of the brain before, during or immediately after birth. The patients may present with muscle stiffness,…

Knee Stem cell therapy Injection + PRP (Platelet-rich plasma) Knee pain does not necessarily indicate severe knee condition or injury but is associated with osteoarthritis of the knee, cartilage wear (articular and meniscus), joint inflammation, ligament stress, degeneration of the…

Gone are the days where anti-aging treatment was just about looking younger. Regenerative medicine today typically includes anti-aging care, with healthy aging as the goal along with improved quality of life through better functional performance and more balanced immune immunity,…

Behavioral and Memory Enhancement: Effect of UC-MSCs in Diabetes, Gastritis & Vaginal Atrophy Stem cell therapy using UC-MSCs presents a new direction of regenerative medicine based on cellular crosstalk, immune equilibrium, anti-inflammatory responses and support for tissue regeneration. UC-MSCs, or…

1.The Global Problem of Ovarian Insufficiency The biological clock has, for years, been seen as an unyielding timer regarding maternal health that runs out gradually when childbearing is increasingly placed on the backburner in favor of career and personal goals.…

If you or a loved one is afflicted with a neurological disorder, the quest for better treatment is personal. This is not just a bumpy medical language in a report. It could be to walk more safely, talk better, remember…

When people search for stem cells and Parkinson stem cells, they are usually not looking for science fiction. Most are looking for a real answer to a very human question: do stem cells really work for Parkinson’s disease? It is…

Chronic gastrointestinal disorders have a lasting and detrimental impact on patients’ quality of life. Individuals with Crohn’s Disease report an array of severe symptoms from extreme abdominal pain and inflammation to profound fatigue. This condition is a chronic inflammatory disorder…

Unlocking the Potential of this Rare Disorder Mucopolysaccharidosis type II, also known as Hunter’s Syndrome, is one of the most limiting pediatric metabolic maladaptive disorders. Patients undergo rapid deteriorating damage at a cellular level from the lack of the iduronate-2-sulfatase…

Chronic knee pain is one of the most debilitating injuries that an active person can experience. Of all the joint injuries, Jumper’s Knee injury affects the patellar tendon the most. This injury can be life changing, not only because of…

1.The Global Problem of Ovarian Insufficiency The biological clock has, for years, been seen as an unyielding timer regarding maternal health that runs out gradually when childbearing is increasingly placed on the backburner in favor of career and personal goals.…

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is currently one of the most worrisome global challenge for health systems due to a chronic metabolic disorder often identified by persistent hyperglycemia. This condition has long been considered a progressive burden with devastating systemic consequences, including…

Introduction The emotional burden of back pain associated with T9–T10 symptoms and significant L3–L5 stenosis is that physical malady may be more than routine musculoskeletal discomfort. Especially in many patients, this kind of presentation is indeed the manifestation over time…

UC-MSCs and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy with Physiotherapy: Supportive Stem Cell Therapy for Muscle Health and Functional Care Treatment of Physiotherapy-Based Training Examples in UC-MSCs and DMD Duchenne muscular dystrophy, or DMD for short, is a genetic progressive muscle disease associated…

UC-MSCs and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy The most common and severe form of muscular dystrophy is Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a progressive genetic muscle disorder that primarily affects skeletal muscle, but can also affect respiratory and cardiac function later in life.…

Cerebral palsy is much more than a diagnosis that appears in your medical papers for many families. It is part of daily life. It can have an impact on how a child sits, walks, speaks, eats, learns, and sleeps, often…

Why does inflammation show up in your body? Inflammation is one of the key defenses of the body. Inflammation uses the blood vessels to recruit immune cells and repair signals at sites of injury, infection, stress, or tissue damage. In…

Cerebral Palsy is a long-lasting disability caused by disruptions of the brain during its development leading to coordination and movement issues as well as issues controlling exactly how muscles move and work. The severity of the impairment experienced by each…