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Saving your baby’s umbilical cord blood: Is it worth it?

Por: WGN-TV Nation November 12, 2022

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, Posted: Nov 11, 2022 / 10:03 PM CST Updated: Nov 11, 2022 / 10:03 PM CST SHARE To save or not to save cord blood. The answer is not so simple. For decades, doctors have put the precious resource to good use, most commonly, to treat patients needing a stem cell or bone marrow transplant. It can be a lifesaver for families who chose to bank the cells. But others wonder, “Will I ever use it and more importantly will it work?’” Jesús Torres... + full article



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