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mybabyscordblood.com
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Why Bank Your Baby’s Cord Blood? |
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What is Cord Blood? Cord blood or umbilical cord blood as it is sometimes called, is the blood that is remaining in the umbilical cord after you give birth. The cord blood itself is a rich, non controversial source of stem cells. These stem cells can only be collected at the time of your child's birth. Typically, if you do not choose to bank your babies cord blood, it is simply discarded with the placenta.
What are stem cells?
Why do families choose to collect and store their baby's cord blood?
When is the cord blood collected? Cord blood stem cells can only be collected at birth.
Where can I find out more about cord blood banking?
Please email me with any questions you may have about my experience with cord blood banking. You may also call Viacord directly and speak with a clinical counselor to answer all of your medical and technical questions regarding cord blood. Please be sure to tell the counselor that you heard about cord blood banking on my website and give them my PEN ID # 1306. This will qualify you for an exclusive discount on cord blood banking.
Viacord: 1-888-758-5115 PEN #1306 Email me by clicking on the box to the right.
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Cord Blood Banking and Stem Cells in the News: Please click on the links below for recent news stories regarding stem cell transplants and cord blood banking.
Five Basic Things to Know About Stem Cell Research http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/10/081013132250.htm
Interesting article about private cord blood banking compared to public banking http://www.annistonstar.com/lifestyle/2009/as-family-0125-bbuckner-9a24v3455.htm
Newsweek article about banking cord blood http://www.newsweek.com/id/174276
Girl being saved by a siblings cord blood: http://starbulletin.com/2008/09/06/news/story07.html
A little girl treated for Cerebral Palsy using her own cord blood: http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_10441355
CNN article about a woman who received a new windpipe from her own stem cells: http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/11/19/windpipe/transplant/index.html
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