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MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Nov 11 7:52am | Replies (13)Comment receiving replies
@sueinmn Thanks so much for pointing up the most important part. That is so helpful! I think NJH is also doing research on Stem cell therapy. Let's watch the most updated news on how stem cell therapy helps with lung disease. I have seen a few articles in the past, and I am sure it will develop faster in the near future. Google and other M7 companies put huge investment in AI and some of them are applying in medical technology.
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@helen1000 I am excited by stem cell therapy, and convinced when used as described in the article, it seems to work.
I know of some people (not with BE, but other diseases) who have been allowed "compassionate use" of some emerging therapies because they were out of options. Some have worked, some have not.
If I had severe BE and was facing a lung transplant or worse, I would certainly be asking to try this!
Stem cell experiments are things I read whenever I encounter them. I have some family members whose medical conditions have confounded current medicine, even at Mayo. I view this as a potential treatment as a possible cure for them.