While clinical trials are ongoing in the US, some patients prefer to jump the queue and take control of medicine in their own hands.
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zen191
replied on October 8th, 2007
New User
Heart Failure Options
I am so glad to see that there are tangible options for heart failure patients. This is very positive and gives life to an entirely new way of addressing disease for no-option patients. Congratulations to the doctor who has been given a second chance at life and to cellmedicine for enabling people to live with better quality of life.
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hatakekakashi
replied on October 8th, 2007
New User
Re: Heart Failure Options
Well if only the doc didnt have to go ouside of the US, it would have been better.
zen191 wrote:
I am so glad to see that there are tangible options for heart failure patients. This is very positive and gives life to an entirely new way of addressing disease for no-option patients. Congratulations to the doctor who has been given a second chance at life and to cellmedicine for enabling people to live with better quality of life.
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Verizon-y
replied on November 23rd, 2007
Extremely eHealthy
Re: Heart Failure Options
hatakekakashi wrote:
Well if only the doc didnt have to go ouside of the US, it would have been better.
True.
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bigjimmy
replied on December 10th, 2007
New User
For what i've heard this might be the Holy Graal of medical science
