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Clinical Trial Attempts To Cure Autism With Cord Blood

By Ryen Doyle foxnews.com

Researchers recently announced the beginning of a FDA-approved clinical

trial that uses umbilical cord blood stem cells to ‘cure’ autism.

Dr. Chez, director of pediatric

neurology at Sutter Neuroscience Institute in Sacramento, Calif., said

he and his colleagues have been processing the trial for more than a

year now, and they have high hopes it will succeed.

“What we are looking at, is cases that

don’t have an obvious genetic link,†Chez told FoxNews.com. “Patients

that we presume something went wrong with their brains, which caused a

change to autistic features."

In other words, the trial’s patients

will essentially have no reason to have autism – or at least no genetic

markers for the disease. This means they must have presumably developed

it through another factor, such as the environment or exposure to an

infection.

Chez got the idea to ‘treat’ autism with

cord blood stem cells when he observed the cells make a big difference

for a little boy who had cerebral palsy.

Related: Cord blood reverses cerebral

palsy in Colorado girl Now, Chez wants to put this boy’s

experience to work for children with autism.

Autism is a developmental disorder that

appears in a child’s first three years of life, according to the

National Institutes of Health. One in 88 U.S. children have it,

and it affects one in 54 boys. The condition impacts the brain’s normal

development of social and communication skills – sometimes mildly,

sometimes extremely.

More children will be diagnosed with

autism this year than with AIDS, diabetes and cancer combined,

according to AutismSpeaks.org .

“We want to see if there is any benefit

to giving them an infusion to redirect the nervous system cells, which

may have programmed themselves due

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