Following the lead of similar programs underway in Western Europe and in Great Britain, the NCLF recently launched a breakthrough program to promote and support the "stem cell" treatment protocol for leukemia and other cancers and serious illnesses. The stem cell treatment protocol is universally acknowledged in the medical community as the best current hope for eliminating the scourge of leukemia.
NCLF's network of doctors, hospitals, treatment centers and labs will facilitate the harvesting, testing, freezing and storing of stem cells drawn from umbilical cords after birth. These cells, derived from what was formerly medical waste, carry the same core blood elements once available only through bone marrow transplantation, and offer unprecedented hope for sufferers.
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Pioneered in Europe, and proven in initial studies to be as much as 80 percent effective, the protocol uses stem cells in what is called "hematopoietic reconstitution". In this process the diseased marrow of the leukemia patient is reconstituted with healthy cells, bypassing the need for a matching adult bone marrow donor. |
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