Explore groundbreaking research on placenta-derived stem cells and their potential applications in this 16-minute TEDMED talk. Discover how these cells are being investigated as a novel therapy for Crohn's disease and learn about the creation of "organoids" for research and transplant purposes. Gain insights into cutting-edge cellular therapeutics and their potential to revolutionize medical treatments and organ transplantation.
Placenta-Derived Stem Cells: Novel Therapies for Crohn's Disease and Organoid Creation
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Robert Hariri at TEDMED 2011
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