It is beautiful and warm in April in Beijing. There are green trees and fresh flowers all around the Wu Medical Center (WMC). There are some patients family members from multiple countries volunteer to clean WMC and all of them are happy, because the

Sebastian Ezequiel Farias is from Argentina and was diagnosed with retinopathy of prematurity level V when he was 6 months old as a result of premature birth, lower than normal weight, a viral infection and neonatal jaundice. He almost lost all of hi

On April 19, 2016, the new Argentine ambassador to China, Mr. Diego Guelar, visited Wu Medical Center (WMC). In their three hour visit, Mr. Guelar met with Dr. Wu, WMCs chief neurologist and director who introduced WMCs stem cell-based treatment and

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Moratorium on controversial therapy lifted as stem cells emerge as alternative source of treatment. 11 June 2014 A neurosurgery team will next month transplant cells from aborted human fetuses into the brain of a person with Parkinson's disease. The

11 June 2014 Unethical procedures, exploitation and inflated promises, that is what generally makes the headlines - and so it is with regenerative medicine and stem cells. Media reports have left the distinct impression that the research is rather du

This is a special report on stem cell treatment from CNN Latin America. Background: Many scientists and doctors realize the amazing treatment outcome in treating those used-to-be untreatable disease provided by advanced stem cell technology and thera

Ms Catalina Zamira was diagnosed with retinopathy of prematurity. She was admitted to our hospital for treatment on March 25, 2013. After 4 weeks of treatment, her vision, colour vision and retina in the fundi were significantly improved (http://www.

The following are translate from Spanish Zamira Borgeaud's vision has improved and has returned home from China post-treatment Catalina is seven years old. She can play by herself and even can go to the bathroom without the help of others. Pending co

The original article from: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/story/2010/06/05/ST2010060503456.html Treating Kara with stem cells Experimental stem cell treatments offered in China are luring American patients such as 9-year-old Kara Anders

Feb 20, 2010 Because cerebral palsy influences the way children develop, it is known as a developmental disability. In the United States today, more people have cerebral palsy than any other developmental disability, including Down syndrome, epilepsy

Jan 24, 2010 The medical staff had a Christmas Eve Party with the patients on December 24, 2009. Christmas is an important holiday in western culture. We decorated Christmas Trees for the patients and danced, sang and enjoyed each others company. We