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A doctor looks at stem cell therapy claims by applying Mythbusting techniques to determine which make sense and which aren't supported by basic research.
Why do Women have More Problems with Rotator Cuff Surgery?
A physician reviews some reasons why women seem to be less able to heal fully after a shoulder rotator cuff repair.
Do Weight Lifters have Better Muscle Stem Cells?
A physician explains why lifting heavy weights may be good for your muscle stem cells.
Dr. Centeno Speaking at the AMMG Conference in Florida
Dr. Centeno will be presenting at the Age Management Medicine Conference in Florida on May 1st. He will be speaking on the stem cell therapies currently being tracked around the world by the ICMS stem cell therapy registry.
Dr. Centeno Speaking at 2011 AAOM Conference in Las Vegas
Dr. Centeno will be speaking at the American Academy of Orthopedic Medicine on April 29th in Las Vegas on Autologous Stem Cell Injections in Knee Osteoarthritis. This group of doctors began with their focus on prolotherapy (an early regenerative medicine technique) and have now morphed into the premiere regenerative orthopedics group in the world. Their…read more
Stem Cell Mythbusters: Harvest and Stem Cell Injection
I’m busy this week preparing for 4 lectures in the last 2 weeks of April covering Beunos Aires, Florida, Las Vegas, and Pittsburgh. In preparing for one of those lectures and hunting for an interesting picture for a slide, I came across these pictures from the blog of a paraplegic patient who traveled to Europe for stem…read more
ABC News Regenexx Knee Stem Cell Success Highlighted
ABC News / Good Morning America recently featured a 72 year-old Centeno-Schultz Clinic patient that underwent two Regenexx-AD and Regenexx-SD treatments. “It’s revolutionary in my mind that my knee corrected after only two treatments. I’m so impressed that you could place my own stem cells in precisely the right place using ultra sound, and that…read more
Knee and Spine MRI Findings in Young Swimmers
A physician discusses studies showing that young swimmers may have more knee and back problems on MRI when compared to less active kids.
