Dr. David Greene

MD, PhD, MBA

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Comparing Fresh versus Frozen Stem Cells

Patients frequently ask our providers whether or not we used frozen stem cells or fresh ones. The term for frozen cells is cryopreserved. The answer is we use both depending on the clinic visited for treatment. In a recent study published in Cell transplantation journal,

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Latest on Stem Cells for Ulcerative Colitis

Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory disease that falls under the umbrella of IBD, which is inflammatory bowel disease. Over half of individuals with UC, unfortunately, fail traditional treatment options, including the latest available biologic. This may lead to increased, abdominal pain, bowel movement, frequency, blood

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Stem Cell Treatment for Diabetic Erectile Dysfunction

A recent study published in a peer reviewed international urology journal looked at stem cell therapy for the treatment of erectile dysfunction due to diabetes. It’s amazing that in diabetics, erectile dysfunction is observed in over 50% of men. With each advancing decade, the incident

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Regenerative medicine approach to manage ankle pain effectively
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Stem Cell for Common Ankle Pain

It can be frustrating when you experience foot or ankle pain because these body parts play a big role in your daily life. Considering how important these body parts are, getting treatments that work and remain effective in the long run is important. If you’re

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STEM CELL BASICS

Stem cells are the body’s microscopic building blocks that generate all other cells found in the body. Stem cells are specialized in that they can differentiate into any type of cell, under the right conditions. They either reproduce into more stem cells or differentiate into

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Person bending forward and holding their knee in pain, symbolizing a meniscus tear and stem cell treatment options
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Stem Cell Therapy For Meniscus Tear

Different joints and bony areas in the body include cartilages that resist compressive forces and provide protective support to joints for flexibility. In the knee, the meniscus serves these purposes, acting as a shock absorber of the knee joints. Their position in the body and

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