Stem cells of the child from the umbilical cord & placenta - Why should parents keep them?
After the birth and cord cutting of the newborn, a certain amount of fetal blood remains in the umbilical cord and placenta. This umbilical cord blood contains blood stem cells that can be used for the therapy of diseases of the blood and immune system (e.g. leukemia). In the following video, gynecologist Prof. Dr. Breymann will provide an update on the state of science and current applications of stem cells.
Older age and well-being
Older age and well-being (Prof. Breymann comments on NZZ article from April 8, 2024) It is time that the topic of longevity, with all its sometimes obscure developments, was discussed and addressed seriously ("Eternal healthy life is a false promise", NZZ April 8,...
Read morePerinatal stem cell research: Prof. Breymann in conversation with Famido.ch
This episode is about the fascinating world of stem cell storage from the placenta and umbilical cord. Prof. Breymann, a recognized expert in the field of perinatal stem cell research and pregnancy, discusses the key aspects of this topic with Ms. Isabell Ziegler from famido.ch. In doing so...
Read moreFirst Children's Runway Congress at THE CIRCLE at Zurich Airport (May 25, 2024)
The new "Kinderstartbahn" platform brings together experts from pediatrics and related fields with the common goal of giving children the best possible start in life. Dates: Saturday, May 25, 2024 Location: Circle Convention Center at Zurich Airport. Expert audience and continuing education points Around...
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