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How bones make blood - Melody Smith

How bones make blood - Melody Smith

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Bones might seem rock-solid, but theyre actually quite porous inside. Most of the large bones of your skeleton have a hollow core filled with soft bone marrow. Marrow's most essential elements are blood stem cells and for patients with advanced blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma, the best chance for a cure is often a bone marrow transplant. How does this procedure work? Melody Smith explains. Lesson by Melody Smith, directed by Artrake Studio
Date: 2020-08-22

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I signed up as a donor the moment the link popped up. If I can save a life with the ease of a blood donation, count me in. But I hope advances in gene therapy will eventually eradicate cancer of all forms. I lost beloved young family members to cancer, so I understand the pain.
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I would be totally willing to be a blood donor, but unfortunately, my veins are small and they roll even with proper hydration. i'd rather not get stabbed a total of 11 times from 7 different people. (i went into shock lol.
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3: 00 -. Look at Liver's face when it's own partner starts hunting it.
Apparently, nature's way of telling us not to interfere in innate matters or else they'll be war.

Chemotherapy seems cruel.

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Too bad in America and the rest of the world we are too much into not really caring people because people. dying makes more money I guess! Sounds like we need to use our own stem cells in someway!
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It was so so so interesting and I have to say congratulations to TED because it introduced us to the truths of our bodies And also to God who created us such a wonderful thing.
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Why can't you just take your own bone narrow when it was healthly, save it, then apply it to the same person if it ever develops cancer?
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Thank you for making a video so Karens around the world can realize that medicine is based on science and not essential oils.
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Unfortunately, I'm unable to donate bone marrow due to an autoimmune condition I have. Maybe one day we'll find a way though!
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