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These articles relate to stem cell transplants in use for Crohn's disease, or some more loosely to simply stem cell research. I've tried to find as many as I can -- some have been taken down from their news sites after a certain amount of time so they are hard to keep up with. Consequently, some of the articles are found on pages that are not their original newspapers'/authors'. The original source should be there, though. If you find a relevant article or one missing a source, please e-mail me!
August 07, 2001 - Chicago Sun-Times Stem cells used to treat Crohn's February 10, 2003 - Cincinnati Enquirer Risky experiment ahead for teenager with Crohn's disease March 11, 2003 - The Roanoke Times Teen hopes for healing in the blood July 17, 2003 - The Roanoke Times Roanoke teen to head to Chicago in pursuit of Crohn's disease cure This article can also be found at StemCord.Com and the Cord Blood Registry. July 28, 2003 - National Public Radio September 07, 2003 - Las Vegas Review-Journal Teen who lost 50 pounds hopes stem cell operation combats Crohn's disease October 10, 2003 - Colitis ulcerosa und Morbus Crohn Portal Stammzellentransplantation wg. Crohn at short notice called off (I thought this was cool. It is a message board in Germany...or at least in German.) April 07, 2005 - Associated Press / MSNBC.Com Sick dog gets $45,000 stem cell transplant; After treatment for lymphoma, 'Comet' now recovering April 08, 2005 - The Roanoke Times Battling Crohn's disease, boy says 'I have a life to live' April 08, 2005 - Stem Cell News.Com June 14, 2005 - The Roanoke Times Boy doing well after stem-cell transplant July 16, 2005 - The Washington Post FDA Probes Deaths of 120 Users of Painkiller Patch |
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