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Talking 'Bout (re) Generation

Talking 'Bout (re) Generation

Written by: Kevin
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 A fun, engaging, sometimes provocative look at the field of stem cell, gene therapy and regenerative medicine research. Who is doing it right, who is doing it wrong, and how you can tell the difference. Why does that matter? Because we are helping change the face of medicine, saving lives and changing lives. There's a lot to talk about. So join us.© 2024 Talking 'Bout (re) Generation Biological Sciences Science
Episodes
  • Dennis Clegg, a scientist who is fighting blindness and wildfires

    Dennis Clegg, a scientist who is fighting blindness and wildfires
    Oct 31 2022

    Dennis Clegg has lots of titles and honors but what makes him most interesting is the progress he is helping drive in finding cures for macular degeneration, one of the leading causes of vision loss in the world. In this podcast Dennis talks about how a small patch they have developed is showing real promise in restoring vision.

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    24 mins
  • A chat with Jill Helms: stem cell scientist, fashion plate and horse back rider

    A chat with Jill Helms: stem cell scientist, fashion plate and horse back rider
    Aug 17 2022

    Stanford University professor Dr. Jill Helms wears many hats. She's a gifted stem cell researcher, she's part of a company developing therapies for aging, she's a teacher, mentor, terrific public speaker, a fashionista extraordinaire and someone who has ridden her horse to work.

    She's also a fascinating guest, as I found out when I sat down to chat with her for the latest episode of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine's podcast, Talking 'Bout (re) Generation.

    Enjoy
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    36 mins
  • From tragedy to triumph, a conversation with Sean Entin the 'Stroke Hacker"

    From tragedy to triumph, a conversation with Sean Entin the 'Stroke Hacker"
    Jul 26 2022

    In 2011 Sean Entin suffered a devastating, almost fatal stroke. He was put in a coma and when he woke he couldn't talk, couldn't count, couldn't remember much of his life. Doctors told him he would never walk again. But they didn't know Sean. He not only turned life around for himself, now he's helping other people who have had a stroke find their path to recovery.

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    31 mins
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