Stem-Cell Trial Without Embryo Destruction

By JONATHAN D. ROCKOFF Wall Street Journal A Massachusetts biotechnology company said it expects as early as Friday to start the process for regulatory approval of what would be the first human trial involving stem cells created by reprogramming adult cells...

Revolutionary human stem cell trial

Next year will see the first person receive induced pluripotent stem cells – “rewound” adult cells that can grow into any tissue in the body Read more 2013 Smart Guide: Revolutionary human stem cell trial If all goes to plan, 2013...

“There are More Books”. Click Here to See them All

“There are More Books”. Click Here to See them All

Robert Lanza’s TEDTalk at TEDxDeExtinction

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Why You Will Always Exist

[mashshare] You’ve laughed and cried. And you may even fall in love and grow old with someone, only to be ripped apart in the end by death and disease. The universe leaves you dead or grieving with a hole in...

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Photo Library of Robert Lanza

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Photo Library of Robert Lanza

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Photo Library of Robert Lanza

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Robert Lanza – TIME 100’s Most Influential People

Lanza Named One of TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World

TIME: Researchers Hail Stem Cells Safe for Human Use

BY ALICE PARK   Stem-cell science is a fast-moving field. Just three years since a Japanese researcher first reprogrammed ordinary skin cells into stem cells without the use of embryos, scientists at a Massachusetts biotech company have repeated the feat, only...

CBS News: The Trouble With Adult Stem Cells. Research Shows Why They Won’t Displace Embryonic Ones

BY ANDREW MOSEMAN When scientists first created induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells) three years ago, they were hailed as a game-changing advance for medicine: Scientists hoped the engineered cells could duplicate the talents of embryonic stem cells, which can...

MSNBC Publishes Free Online Abridgment of Biocentrism

“The Universe in Your Head: Stem cell pioneer Robert Lanza generates controversy on a whole different plane with “Biocentrism,” a book that lays out his theory of everything.” Read the article here. MSNBC.com featured Dr. Robert Lanza’s book (co-authored with leading...

MSNBC Publishes Free Online Abridgment of Biocentrism

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Robert Lanza Featured in The Los Angeles Times

Stem cells created without destroying embryos By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer January 11, 2008 Scientists reported Thursday that for the first time they have made human embryonic stem cells without destroying embryos, a development that the government’s...

Robert Lanza Featured in Newsweek Blogs

Embryonic Stem Cells Without the Guilt? Posted Thursday, January 10, 2008 11:00 AM Sharon Begley When two groups of scientists independently reported that they had caused adult human cells to regress to a state that seemed indistinguishable from embryonic stem...

Principles of Regenerative Medicine

"Principles of Regenerative Medicine", which Robert Lanza provided assistance in editing, is now available on the book purchasing website Elsevier.com. Below is a description and link to the work: Description: Virtually any disease that results from malfunctioning, damaged, or failing...

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Robert Lanza Featured in The Washington Post

Scientists: Stem Cells Colonies Created Without Harming Embryos By Rick Weiss, Washington Post Thursday, January 10, 2008; 12:16 PM Scientists in Massachusetts said today they had created several colonies of human embryonic stem cells without harming the embryos from which...

Robert Lanza Featured in Reuters article

Embryo-Friendly Technique Produces Stem Cells By Maggie Fox WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A company that devised a way to make embryonic stem cells using a technique it said does not harm human embryos reported on Thursday it has grown five batches...

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Robert Lanza Featured in the Wall Street Journal

Scientists Create Stem-Cell Line January 11, 2008, Wall Street Journal By Gautam Naik Scientists have created fresh human stem-cell lines without destroying the embryos from which they were derived, the latest in a series of experiments aimed at overcoming ethical...

The First Clone

Scientists have finally cloned a human embryo. The breakthrough promises cures for terrible diseases. Here's the inside story: By Joannie Fischer, U.S. News & World Report Robert Lanza is the living embodiment of the character played by Matt Damon in...

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