Stem Cells: The Future of Medicine

What makes stem cells so uniquely powerful?
NYSCF’s Senior Vice President of Research Scott Noggle, PhD explains the basics of stem cells and why they are a breakthrough tool for medical research.
During this webinar you will learn:
- What stem cells can do that other cells cannot
- How stem cells can be used to teach us about human diseases
- How stem cells are paving the way for effective treatments and cures
- How NYSCF is best equipped to bring the full potential of stem cells to patients
Chapters:
0:00 Welcome by NYSCF CEO & Founder Susan L. Solomon
4:38 What are stem cells?
13:53 How can stem cells be used to teach us about human diseases?
27:47 How can stem cells accelerate and improve drug discovery?
31:49 How can stem cells be used to create therapies?
37:26 Audience Q&A
#stemcells #stemcell #whatarestemcells
Speaker:
Scott Noggle, PhD
Senior Vice President of Research, The NYSCF Research Institute
Dr. Noggle is an experienced stem cell biologist who has spearheaded critical technologies to advance the field. He was a primary developer of The NYSCF Global Stem Cell Array®, the only fully automated robotic system of its kind for the accurate and reproducible generation of stem cell lines. His current work focuses on using stem cells to better understand and treat neurodegenerative diseases, primarily Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Noggle received his PhD from the Medical College of Georgia and completed his postdoctoral research at The Rockefeller University, where he studied stem cells and neurology. With his team at the NYSCF Research Institute, Dr. Noggle is using stem cells to create the cells affected by Alzheimer’s disease and identify targets for new treatments.

[@chrisdude008]

Great job very informative and peer to peer response is very connected to the nature of questions asked on the topic of biological studies.

[@hyunchul1005]

Thanks for your wonderful lecture.
The approach to drug research and understanding diseases using stem cells was so amazing :)

[@mmaco12]

Please,talk about stem cells and Diabetes typ 1. We waiting so long for this therapy.

[@hugocontreras4067]

Will work for Dry Disks in spine L4 L5

[@miketheman6243]

I have SCDS, a condition of a thinning of the semi circular canal of the inner ear. Can stem cells regenerate the small bone of the inner ear?

[@AndriiTumachok]

Excellent

[@cecillawla7036]

Thanks for your mature & confident explanation; I'm long an esoteric believer. My wife of 81 years old died on 30 of November & I'm shattered. I thought I was her Twin Flame Partner, but I now think I"m mistaken; needless to say divisional & jealously is wreaking havoc with my mind. Is there any rational explanation that you could give drowning man to hold onto a straw?

[@saeedshaikh5856]

Having AMD, I would like to find out whether I can participate in your program. This is very informative and interesting. Thank you.

[@babakgholian3467]

I thought you can fix the eyes with nad+

[@majorfeessd6303]

Talk about stem cells and anemia

[@vinitawadhwa2206]

My wife has dementia. Can u pl guide help us pl

[@christineglenn319]

Does that people will never get rain stroke or heartattack

[@janemichael5740]

This is an amazing explanation of stem cell therapy development when combined with individualized medicine as it was widely used more than 60 years ago before the hostile takeover that humanity has endured since then.
We'll contact your foundation with plans to make the old new and combine it with funding without terms.
The golden rule is no longer valid and, as the gold is becoming obsolete, so is the ability of the man with the gold to make our rules

[@omarmir9351]

Dose stem cells help for MS?

[@claddiust]

There is a more recent breakthrough in this area that is non invasive using the power of photo therapy to signal the body to create it's own stem cells. Very powerful and cost effective.
Check this out
ua-cam.com/video/e8rR7kYiOA4/v-deo.html

[@williamwong1902]

When you understand what stem cells are then you understand how stem cells therapy can help. It can even help autoimmune diseases.

[@davidlo168888]

@@williamwong1902
You don't know stem cell therapy indeed. Please study harder and understand
human body first.

[@williamwong1902]

Yes it can help

[@williamwong1902]

@@davidlo168888 I've seen how the therapy has helped so many people

[@fridrichrotman1385]

I see all those videos. There is always a lot of talk but lack of results on humans. Always mouse's are curried well.

[@claypulley589]

Not true: I have done stem cells twice and had great results
And have several friends who have also had amazing results

[@nexusnexus9221]

Stem cell therapies are not common, yet. I think it will be another 20 years before we see stem cell therapies become common. We can't grow back nerves yet and that to me is troublesome.

[@williamwong1902]

I've seen testimonials of stem cells therapy, that's why I believe this works..

[@williamwong1902]

@@nexusnexus9221 I believe stem cells therapy has been available since 2008 (at least in my country)

[@williamwong1902]

I have personally seen a diabetic patient able to save his foot from amputation. Not just only save his foot from amputation but the wound has completely healed!