And that’s a wrap on StemCellTalks London #SCTLdn 2022!
Shout-out to all our volunteers and especially our senior co-chairs Alex Kozlov (@alex_m_kozlov) and Dr. Zach Easton and junior co-chair Stefan Grahovac! 💜💜💜
@LTSWestern@LetsTalkScience@StemCellNetwork
And of course, a huge thanks to our amazing speakers: @nika_shakiba, @JacobShelley @AmyZarzeczny, Dr. Bob Chow, and Dr. May Griffith for their AMAZING talks! We learned all about stem cells, vision loss and ethical considerations for therapy #SCTLdn
And that’s a wrap on StemCellTalks London #SCTLdn 2022!
Shout-out to all our volunteers and especially our senior co-chairs Alex Kozlov (@alex_m_kozlov) and Dr. Zach Easton and junior co-chair Stefan Grahovac! 💜💜💜
@LTSWestern@LetsTalkScience@StemCellNetwork
What are the dangers of mis/disinformation in stem cell therapy? @AmyZarzeczny tells us about stem cell tourism and how misinformation is a concern in the stem cell field
Thank you to @JacobShelley and @AmyZarzeczny for being part of the Stem Cell Law and Ethics Panel! We learned about how new technologies are funded, how mis/disinformation impact science and research, and the legal & ethical consequences of unproven stem cell therapies. #SCTLdn
What is medically necessary when seeking treatment for disease? How will new stem cell therapies be accessed by the public? @JacobShelley describes important considerations and debate around these topics at #SCTLdn
We finished our first activity, Clinician-Scientist for a Day! Students got to go through example scenarios following three different patients and how the clinical process might work in the real world. #SCTLdn
Regrowing the human cornea might seem like science fiction, but it’s not! It’s happening now with Dr. May Griffith and her team at Université de Montréal 👀
Eye disease and damage is complex and multi-faceted, but seeing Dr. May Griffith describe restoring someone’s vision from legal blindness to within normal range is 🤯🤯
Regrowing the human cornea might seem like science fiction, but it’s not! It’s happening now with Dr. May Griffith and her team at Université de Montréal 👀
A very informative talk about how vision works, the different types of eye impairments, and potential treatments including gene therapies, visual aids, and pharmaceuticals!
Everyone, take care of your eyes!
Can we learn to speak the language of our cell types? @nika_shakiba shows us that studying stem cells allows us to do just that! If we speak their language we can « talk » to them to learn about disease