Millions of people worldwide could benefit from the acceleration of regenerative medicine.
If you are in favor of working with doctors and researchers to help create safe, faster pathways to bring transformative treatments to patients, please sign this petition.
Any suggestions about how to execute on this mission would also be appreciated.
For details about this petition, visit: http://www.BloodCure.com
I have spent my mornings reading your messages and they remind me exactly why I started this fight for my own family. Behind the scenes I am narrowing down the best paths for regulatory changes so we can finally deliver these treatments to the people who need them now.
December 16, 2014
Seeing this momentum grow reminds me of the nights I spent worrying if there would ever be a path forward for my sister. We are proving that there is real hunger for these treatments and that we refuse to wait any longer for change.
22 Comments
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karen drexler
11 years ago
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This is so important! With the baby boomers developing joint problems at a record pace, there is an unprecedented opportunity to improve the quality of life for many, many people!!
W
William Thomas Sanders
11 years ago
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As someone living with degenerative disc disease in my lumbar spine, I want more regenerative medical approaches sooner rather than later. Thank you.
V
valerie carr
11 years ago
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Please get the FDA on board- we need this & it will reduce the cost of healthcare
P
Patricia DISANTIS
11 years ago
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Stem cell injections are safe, easy, affordable; it's the only reason I am able to work and not be on disability.
D
David Coradin
11 years ago
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only thing I ask is that doctors maintain the integrity of such treatments and not become scoundrels seeking their next target promising what they truly cannot guarantee
J
James Frincke
11 years ago
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I happened to be part of the team that got started with this technology for human use in 1991. Safety has always been the concern even for autologus transplants (i.e. contamination). I have to tell you the hops we went through were unbelievable, even in the face of marrow transplant procedures done with no regulation at all. In any event over-regulation is common. I would appreciate keeping up with this as there is a common sensical ground to proceed so that our technology once again does not move overseas. You have my signature.
Millions of people worldwide could benefit from the acceleration of regenerative medicine.
If you are in favor of working with doctors and researchers to help create safe, faster pathways to bring transformative treatments to patients, please sign this petition.
Any suggestions about how to execute on this mission would also be appreciated.
For details about this petition, visit: http://www.BloodCure.com
I have spent my mornings reading your messages and they remind me exactly why I started this fight for my own family. Behind the scenes I am narrowing down the best paths for regulatory changes so we can finally deliver these treatments to the people who need them now.
December 16, 2014
Seeing this momentum grow reminds me of the nights I spent worrying if there would ever be a path forward for my sister. We are proving that there is real hunger for these treatments and that we refuse to wait any longer for change.
22 Comments
K
karen drexler
11 years ago
Featured
This is so important! With the baby boomers developing joint problems at a record pace, there is an unprecedented opportunity to improve the quality of life for many, many people!!
W
William Thomas Sanders
11 years ago
Featured
As someone living with degenerative disc disease in my lumbar spine, I want more regenerative medical approaches sooner rather than later. Thank you.
V
valerie carr
11 years ago
Featured
Please get the FDA on board- we need this & it will reduce the cost of healthcare
P
Patricia DISANTIS
11 years ago
Featured
Stem cell injections are safe, easy, affordable; it's the only reason I am able to work and not be on disability.
D
David Coradin
11 years ago
Featured
only thing I ask is that doctors maintain the integrity of such treatments and not become scoundrels seeking their next target promising what they truly cannot guarantee
J
James Frincke
11 years ago
Featured
I happened to be part of the team that got started with this technology for human use in 1991. Safety has always been the concern even for autologus transplants (i.e. contamination). I have to tell you the hops we went through were unbelievable, even in the face of marrow transplant procedures done with no regulation at all. In any event over-regulation is common. I would appreciate keeping up with this as there is a common sensical ground to proceed so that our technology once again does not move overseas. You have my signature.
This is so important! With the baby boomers developing joint problems at a record pace, there is an unprecedented opportunity to improve the quality of life for many, many people!!