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Originally Posted by Neuroproblem
The problem with stem cells, is that they like to form tumors when placed in the body, so programming a stem cell to do what you want is very difficult, we dont know alot about stem cells, and how they are able to differentiate. iN DIABETES pn, people dont even know how nerves are damaged by being diabetic. Let say it works, but the healing will reverse itself, because you are still diabetic(assuming your not type 1) and the damage will re-occur even after treatment.
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In the early days of stem cell research, the controversy about cancer induction, was talked about quite a bit.
But with the new techniques used today, this has mostly been improved upon, and the risk of cancer minimized:
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Healthday/story?id=4510452
I really am suggesting that you, neuroproblem, use links to illustrate your comments and opinions. Then the readers here can read more about the topic and then form their own opinions regarding risk vs. benefit.
How to link and quote sources on the internet is explained in our guidelines. The link to that explanation is in my signature on every post.
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