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Indian Parents Rely on Stem Cells for Their Children's Future Health

In an evolving landscape of medical technology, many Indian parents are opting to bank their children’s stem cells as a precautionary measure for future health needs. Stephanie Nolen’s piece in The Globe and Mail highlights the growing trend among parents like Ms. Sethy, who believe that this investment may safeguard their child's health in unexpected ways. With a proactive mindset, these families are prioritizing potential medical advancements over traditional beliefs, moving beyond folklore to embrace biotech solutions.

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Indian Parents Rely on Stem Cells for Their Children's Future Health

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  1. Grade 10 Academic Science - Biology

  2. Stem Cells

  3. Nolen, Stephanie. 2011. Indian parents bank on stem cells, not tooth fairy. (Online). The Globe and Mail. 27 August 2011. Available - http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health/new-health/health-news/parents-in-india-bank-on-stem-cells-not-the-tooth-fairy/article2144279/

  4. “I’m not over-cautious,” Ms. Sethy said. “If we can afford this much we should do it. I will cross my fingers I don’t use it – but in the back of my mind I have the feeling we have done very good for our child.”

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