A Break-through in Understanding Non-Thermal Electromagnetic Field Effects
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho reviews new and old scientific findings to explain how the physics and chemistry of the collective water structure in the cell and the organism can interact with extremely weak EMFs to cause a multitude of biological effects.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 15th February 2005 |
Patient's Own Stem Cells Mend Heart
Adult stem cells proving themselves in the clinic.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 13th January 2005 |
Bone Marrow Cells Repair Heart Damaged by Chagas' Disease
Two women whose hearts were severely damaged by Chagas disease (see Box) showed remarkable recovery three months after stem cells from their own bone marrow were transplanted into their heart.
Dr. Lilian Joensen 13th January 2005 |
No Case for Embryonic Stem Cells Research
Technical and financial hurdles add to ethical and safety concerns over embryonic stems cells while adult stem cells are achieving remarkable clinic successes.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 16th December 2004 |
Cord Blood Stem Cells Mend Spinal Injury
Stem cells isolated from umbilical cord blood enable her to walk again after 19 years. No need for embryonic stem cells
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 13th December 2004 |
Adult versus Embryonic Stem Cells
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho gives the latest score-sheet in the great stem cell debate.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 9th July 2002 |
Attempt to Discredit Adult Stem Cells
Britain’s House of Lords’ final approval of therapeutic human cloning and embryonic stem cells research has intensified the battle for ascendancy between adult and embryonic stem cells
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho and Prof. Joe Cummins 24th March 2002 |
Hushing Up Adult Stem Cells
The science and technology of adult stem cells are running streets ahead of embryonic stem cells. But are the scientific establishment and the mainstream press hushing that up
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho and Prof. Joe Cummins 11th February 2002 |
Human Farm Incorporated
Behind the debates over embryonic stem cell research, human cloning and germline modification, scientists are quietly delivering human reproduction to corporate control under the guise that all knowledge is necessary if not benign, and only the applications need to be regulated
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 24th December 2001 |
Heart Repair with Bone Marrow Cells
In a sensationally simple operation, doctors have patched up a patient’s failing heart using stem cells taken from his bone marrow. No need for patented embryonic stem cells nor immune suppressive drugs, which is why profitdriven corporate science can’t afford to do it.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 4th October 2001 |
Adult Bone Marrow Cells Mend Heart without Transplant
Lungs damaged by lack of blood supply can be mended by the body’s own bone marrow cells, researchers have now demonstrated. This gives the lie to the claim that embryonic stem cell research is necessary
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 24th August 2001 |
Submission to UK House of Lords Select Committee on Stem Cells
Our position on the related issues of stem cells research, human cloning and germline modification is presented
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 8th May 2001 |
Quantum Coherence and Conscious Experience
I propose that quantum coherence is the basis of living organization and can also account for key features of conscious experience - the 'unity of intentionality', our inner identity of the singular 'I'
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho |
Quantitative Image Analysis of Birefringent Biological Material
Stephen Ross, Richard Newton, Yu-Ming Zhou, Julian Haffegee Dr. Mae-Wan Ho |
Organisms as Polyphasic Liquid Crystals
We review evidence supporting the idea that organisms are polyphasic liquid crystals and that liquid crystalline structure is fundamentally involved in biological organization and function, including pattern determination during development
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, Julian Haffegee, Richard Newton, Yu-ming Zhou, John S Bolton and Stephen Ross |
Bioenergetics and the Coherence of Organisms
The problem of living organization can be stated as follows: how is it that an organism consisting of a multiplicity of tissues and cells and astronomical numbers of molecules of many different kinds can develop and function as a whole?
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho |
