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News Stories
Risky Experiment to Save a Son
Son's rare disorder leads mother to a desperate gamble
USA Today, Nov. 1, 2007 Rare skin disease tackled by hopeful U researchers
A little boy from New Jersey was the first to be treated. Will it work?
Star Tribune, Nov. 2, 2007 Pioneering Surgery for rare skin disease
Tot gets stem cells, marrow, in hopes of saving him from “EB”
CBS ‘The Early Show’ (live), Nov. 2, 2007 U pioneers rare skin disease treatment
Researchers corrected the disease in 25 percent of mice
Minnesota Daily, Nov. 7, 2007 A Mother’s Will
KARE-11 Extra, Feb. 28th, 2008 Mother's gamble works: Boy whose skin can't attach is healing
USA Today, June 3, 2008 U doctors' experimental stem-cell treatment for two brothers with a rare, usually fatal skin disease appears to be effective.
Star Tribune, June 3, 2008 Mother's resolve leads to medical breakthrough at U of M
KARE 11 Extra, June 3, 2008 Novel stem cell therapy gives hope to boy with rare disease
MinnPost, June 6, 2008 Stem cells apparently cure boy's fatal disease
LA Times, June 7, 2008
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