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You spend nine glorious months decorating an adorable nursery, buying onesies and itty bitty fuzzy socks, and possibly starting a college savings fund. But there's one more thing to consider before your new bundle of joy arrives: newborn stem cell banking.
Cord blood stem cells are being used today to save lives. Both cord blood and cord tissue stem cells are being researched for additional ways they may be able to help treat conditions that have no cure today. The CBR CellAdvantage® Banking Package saves your baby's cord blood and tissue, so your family may have more medical options in the future.
Cord Blood Registry is the largest, most experienced newborn stem cell bank, entrusted by families worldwide. More than 400,000 children have cord blood saved with CBR. This offer will get you cord blood and tissue processing and first 12 months of storage for $1,320. Looks like you're all set for your stork delivery, Mama!
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Cord Blood Registry is the nation's largest and most trusted source for cord blood banking, the perfect choice in preparing for your newborn's future!
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SF/Bay Area, CA
Cord Blood Registry is the world's largest and most experienced newborn stem cell bank. For 20 years, they have led the industry in technical innovations. They are entrusted by parents with storing cord blood and tissue for more than 400,000 children. Cord blood is the blood that remains in your newborn's umbilical cord. It can only be collected immediately after birth. It contains valuable stem cells that can be used in a variety of medical treatments, such as regenerating healthy blood and immune cells after chemotherapy. CBR was the first bank to offer families in the U.S. storage for cord tissue stem cells, which may help repair the body in different ways.
Disclaimer: Ultimate use of newborn stem cells will be determined by the treating physician who will consider if they are applicable for the condition and should come from the patient or a suitable donor (like an HLA-matched sibling). There is no guarantee that treatments being studied in the laboratory or clinical trials will be available in the future.
