The Miracle Cure - A closer look inside the cord blood stem cell industry

by Michael S. Williams

Overview

Have you ever thought a cord blood of a newborn baby can save a life? No one knew it until 1980. It was in this year when a group of scientists found a number of similarities between human cord blood and bone marrow. Three years later, an important confirmation was made and it's suggested cord blood stem cells were good alternative for bone marrow in transplantation. Hundreds of people in the world who are diagnosed with deadly diseases such as leukemia and brain cancer were given a chance to live normally and perform their everyday routine without feeling pain. A cord blood transplant save their lives. However, it's still inevitable some groups create contrasting issues about this miracle cure. They have questions and this book provides you the answers!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013597372
Publisher:	BloodBanker.com
Publication date:	06/14/2011
Series:	BloodBanker.com Investigative Reports , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	405 KB

About the Author

At 26, Michael S. Williams is a professional leasing entrepreneur. He decided to make a difference after receiving his diploma in college. That's why; up until this moment, he donates his whole blood three times a year and he also helps the orphanage just five blocks away from his house. During his free time, he loves to read non-fiction books, watch documentary films and play tennis with his younger brother (Dean). He lives in Austin, Texas with his wife, Ana.

Editorial Reviews

"The first time I stumbled upon the ebook ""The Miracle Cure"" in Amazon, I immediately purchased it and handed it to my wife. She was wondering why I gave her the book and I just told her ""Time for us to make a big difference."" She agreed with me. We're married for four years now and we still need an inspiration to create something unique and genuine. Thank God for this book and our lives will change for the better. We are not aware we can use our baby's cord blood either to save a life of...

Eric Harrington