Stem Cells and the Future of Medicine - Research on Aging

Lawrence Goldstein, Distinguished Professor in the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine and the Department of Neurosciences at UCSD School of Medicine, as well as the Director of the UCSD Stem Cell Program, discusses the basic principles of stem cells. He examines the promise they offer and how they can be safely and effectively employed. [9/2012] [Show ID: 23254]

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[atamsehgal]

One of the best presentation i have heard in a long time. it should be made available to biology schools

[babybunnies]

+ University of California Television (UCTV), This video is from 2012 and there must have been other conferences/ seminars on stem cells since this time!?

It is nearly 2017, there must be an upcoming conference or a conference that has been done since this video of 2012. Please post any updated videos of stem cell therapy/transplants when conferences happen.

[tohgin]

I am very impressed by the doctor’s presentation. My company is the supplier of stem cells replacement by oral in a capsules

[gatersaw]

23:30 pronounces mesenchymal correctly unlike any other professional in the field. phenomenal

[virgo]

I have heard of your work through a book I am reading at leisure. And decided to pursue further research within the topic of regenerative medicine. Naturally, I have stumbled on to this video and curiously watched and listened. The topic at hand has sparked quite an interest for me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to the public. All the essential research and development throughout time can hopefully provide a better quality of life for mankind. Because in the end, that is what it's all about.

[patrickboudreau]

Yes, this man knows how to talk about things.

[Caramello]

A fantastic lecturer speaking in layman terms. The miracle cures of the future will come from this stem cell therapies.

[asimachaudry]

Where r the new lectures, its Quite interesting subject!!

[babybunnies]

+ University of California Television (UCTV), It is now 2018 and still no new conferences regarding stem cells? Surely things have been discovered since the posting of this video in 2012!!

[rosarioamansec]

thank you..your lecture is very informative...from the Philippines...GOD bless

[wendyseah]

Very clear and precise presentation, enlighten with humor and analogies.

[Casetteman]

thank you, it's been most helpful

[GarySmith-upun]

Where are these “stem cells” coming from ?

[mervynmontague]

Very interesting and informative 🇯🇲
Thanks

[timothykenyon]

I did not hear one sentence on the work of Professor Chris Exley on alzheimers disease. If the author is reluctant to use this research from abroad, let someone else do this.

[grahamfleming]

I have two small strokes is stem therapy good forit.

[youthandwellness]

there are many ways to release the stem cells without invasive procedures.

[__VIC__]

I feel like I'm the only one my age trying to find out how to live until Christ comes if at all to many, . to me there really is a lack of focus about this in my generation.. honestly think a big factor is believe on the matter of living forever. just sitting in church really is not getting anyone any younger or to most to the other side.

[sarahgittel]

Thank you.  My question with regard of discussion at .35... would stem cells to treat AVN of the femur fall into the category of going back to original cause of the AVN?
The possibly reason for this to have happened would be chemo or radiation to L3 and sacrum in 2000.  That is 14 years ago.  Response would be greatl appreciated

[samjose]

Okay.. he UCTV videos on stem cells are awesome. But they're all 'past tense': this is the 'old news'. How about a few update presentations? Yamanaka won the Nobel Prize for iPS cells in 2009. This video is nearly three years old...
I guess I'll have to scour PMID for the results to any of their studies, because their website has nothing.