Aging Is Not Inevitable: Are Stem Cells the Fountain of Youth?

Stanford Medicine June 1, 2016
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The good news about aging is that you gain wisdom and patience. The bad news is that body parts begin to wear out. Part of the solution to aging lies in our stem cells, but separating science fiction from science fact isn't easy. Jill Helms, MD, separates fiction from fact. Dr. Helms discusses the latest advances in regenerative medicine and give real solutions to help you stay healthy and fit, well into older age.