Editorial note from Dr. Epling: Getting pluripotent stem cells to circulate in the blood can be accomplished in a number of ways. However, these cells need a good home to grow and repair the body. This new home can come by way of scaffolding. Scaffolding provides a place for a new primitive cell to settle in and grow to be a part of the body. Here is a link to an article that reports the achievement of scaffolding in the retina, which may, some day, lead to retina repair in people. It appears to have all of
Science Says Do This (but Their Schools Probably Won’t)
Short form presentation from NPR.