Promises and Dangers of Stem Cell Therapies | Daniel Kota | TEDxBrookings

Stem cell treatments offer great hope for millions of people worldwide. In this vision-casting talk, Dr. Daniel Kota argues that it is time to bridge the gap between stem cell science and society. A better understanding of the benefits and risks of stem cell will help patients and scientists alike. Dr. Daniel Kota is a scientist at Sanford Research whose program focuses on cellular therapy and stem cell biology. Native of Brazil, Dr. Kota received his PhD in medical sciences and completed a postdoctoral training in neurotrauma while unlocking the therapeutic properties of adult stem cells across the USA at the Burnham Institute, Tulane University, Texas A&M University and the University of Texas.

[jkco]

Stem Cells are changing our lives for our autistic son. Took him twice to Panamas stem cell institute. Going to the world stem cell clinic in cancun next as they do it through the lumbar. Talk to PARENTS and PATIENTS. Not these big pharma, non experienced individuals.

[InspectorCallahan.]

You know something works when insurance companies won't cover it.

[JennyG.COW]

Thank you for sharing this with us and I agree that we should let the good scientists through. 😊

[tonishelzi]

Thank you for sharing this information. I am incredibly excited about this field, thank you for shedding light on some of the unscrupulous practitioners out there. I look forward to seeing all of the advances, I hope they come in my lifetime.

[mohanapriya]

Thank you so much for sharing this truth with us . This was really life saving

[akashduggal]

Fear mongering tactics for no reason. Let those of us who benifit from exosomes and growth factors be happy with the great results it gives us and the longevity.

[kidney]

I agree with what basically everyone is saying. I've published a video
on my channel about stem cells and doing that involved several
researches about stem cells therapy. They work. They are proven to work
and people with diseases that were incurable have finally a hope!

[leo]

I dont mind paying big money. I just want to know who to trust. So in other words you cant trust anyone.

[HelenofMelon]

Cancer is unstable cells that grow out of control. I see his point that stimulated cells have potential to become cancer. That's a real risk to consider

[janoskaism]

FDA is so strict it allowed Roundup on the market

[GirlofNicky]

Approved treatments must show through research that there is minimal risk to most patients as a matter of ethics. Some research studies have been halted when their volunteer subjects develop complications.

[patiencec]

In my country a lot of ppl is testifying about stem cells 30, is really working even though i've not register with the company.

[kfarr]

Stem cells from adipose tissue is only shown to work for conditions like neuropathy in feet and hands and nothing orthopedic, arthritic, etc. Any conditions involving deep tissue, bone, cartilage, etc., must be extracted from your own bone marrow to get the rich platelets and stem cells. A friend that lost a leg to cancer in adolescence, had his other knee and hip injected and felt so much relief, he went home and climbed the stairs four times! He said the pain was gone and his leg wasn't stiff.
Because of an accident, I'm having to consider knee replacement but I'm doing serious research into other options because of my age, recovery and actual results. I have found one thing to be true - do your research!

[maxb]

Guys take a look at Mesoblast, an Australian base stem cell company with so much potential! Currently in the last round of trial in treating severe Covid-19 patients who are on ventilators.

[reanna]

Thank you for warning is about a potential problem! People forget all things come with risk do your research. I still see them as awsome but doesnt mean without risk!

[bihanduwanniarachchige]

thanks for helping me with my science project

[atienoselinah]

Like it or hate it stem cells work wonders as far as healing of the body is concerned.Can't stop loving it's resutls.

[nothingfree]

using OWN stemcells for treatment should be an individuals. decision and NOT a f.d.a. decision that is sponsored by chemical co.

[jerryx]

A Japanese from Brasil. That's why this level of education.

[saritanelson]

I just completed my stem cell therapies and the stem cell shots in my lumbar region. I love it!! The therapies was wonderful!! I believe in my heart I did the right thing for my body