CNN: Human Lung Made In Lab For First Time
(CNN) — For the first time, scientists have created human lungs in a lab — an exciting step forward in regenerative medicine, but an advance that likely won’t help patients for many years.
“It’s so darn cool,” said Joan Nichols, a researcher at the University of Texas Medical Branch. “It’s been science fiction and we’re moving into science fact.”
Dr. Riddle’s Wound Spray
Dr. Riddle’s wound spray is a revolutionary new wound treatment spray that includes stem cell derived growth factors, cytokines, and a variety of other proprietary ingredients in an easy to apply spray to be administered only three times a week. Dr. Riddle’s wound spray is Patent pending.
The spray acts to stimulate the growth of the appropriate tissue types while preventing proud flesh by attracting the appropriate wound healing and tissue regenerating and remodeling cells without forming excessive granulation tissue. The ingredients of the spray work in concert to prevent infection, prevent proud flesh, promote skin growth and promote wound contraction. The stem cell factors also promote angiogenesis (formation of new blood vessels) in the wound being treated.
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Meet Our Founders
The Riddle Institute For Regenerative Medicine was founded by Dr. Michael Riddle Jr., Dr. Joan Nichols, Dr. Joaquin Cortiella and Marvin Boedeker.
Our mission to create a new standard of care to improve the quality of life for our patients through innovation and development of new technologies in the realm of tissue engineering. The highest priority of the Riddle Institute is to bring tissue therapies to market making them readily available to patients in an efficient and timely manner once proven safe and effective. We are able to achieve this mission using an efficient business model collaborating with the best minds of tissue engineering in the industry.
