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Travel is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip.[1][2] Travel can also include relatively short stays between successive movements.
The origin of the word "travel" is most likely lost to history. The term "travel" may originate from the Old French word travail.[3] According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, the first known use of the word travel was in the 14th century. It also states that the word comes from Middle English travailen, travelen (which means to torment, labor, strive, journey) and earlier from Old French travailler (which means to work strenuously, toil). In English we still occasionally use the words travail and travails, which mean struggle. According to Simon Winchester in his book The Best Travelers' Tales (2004), the words travel and travail both share an even more ancient root: a Roman instrument of torture called the tripalium (in Latin it means "three stakes", as in to impale). This link reflects the extreme difficulty of travel in ancient times. Also note the torturous connotation of the word "travailler." Today, travel may or may not be much easier depending upon the destination you choose (i.e., Mt. Everest, the Amazon rainforest), how you plan to get there (tour bus, cruise ship, or oxcart), and whether or not you decide to "rough it (see extreme tourism and adventure travel). "There's a big difference between simply being a tourist and being a true world traveler," notes travel writer Michael Kasum.
Reasons for traveling include recreation,[4]tourism[4] or vacationing,[4]research travel[4] for the gathering of information, for holiday to visit people, volunteer travel for charity, migration to begin life somewhere else, religious pilgrimages[4] and mission trips, business travel,[4]trade,[4]commuting, and other reasons, such as to obtain health care[4] or fleeing war or for the enjoyment of traveling. Travel may occur by human-powered transport such as walking or bicycling, or with vehicles, such as public transport, automobiles, trains and airplanes.
Motives to travel include pleasure,[5]relaxation, discovery and exploration,[4] getting to know other cultures[4] and taking personal time for building interpersonal relationships. Travel may be local, regional, national (domestic) or international. In some countries, non-local internal travel may require an internal passport, while international travel typically requires a passport and visa. A trip may also be part of a round-trip, which is a particular type of travel whereby a person moves from one location to another and returns.[6]
Authorities emphasize the importance of taking precautions to ensure travel safety.[7] When traveling abroad, the odds favor a safe and incident-free trip, however, travelers can be subject to difficulties, crime and violence.[8] Some safety considerations include being aware of one's surroundings,[7] avoiding being the target of a crime,[7] leaving copies of one's passport and itinerary information with trusted people,[7] obtaining medical insurance valid in the country being visited[7] and registering with one's national embassy when arriving in a foreign country.[7] Many countries do not recognize drivers' licenses from other countries; however most countries accept international driving permits.[9]Automobile insurance policies issued in one's own country are often invalid in foreign countries, and it's often a requirement to obtain temporary auto insurance valid in the country being visited.[9] It is also advisable to become oriented with the driving-rules and -regulations of destination countries.[9] Wearing a seat belt is highly advisable for safety reasons; many countries have penalties for violating seatbelt laws.[9]
There are three main statistics which may be used to compare the safety of various forms of travel (based on a DETR survey in October 2000):[10]
"The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page."
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St. Patrick's Day was originally founded in Ireland, as a religious holiday honoring the countrys patron saint: St. Patrick, who is known for converting many of the Emerald Isle's citizens to Christianity in the 400s. After his death, March 17 became an annual holiday in which individuals honored his life. Over centuries, St. Patrick's Day became an internationally celebrated holiday. Today, however, the holiday focuses less on religion and more on festivities. The holiday is now not only celebrated by Irishmen but in countries all over the world in many different ways mainly with festivals and parades. Travel Insured, a leading travel insurance company, provides some of the most famous celebrations from around the world!
Dublin, Ireland - The people of Dublin have adopted the Americanized version of St Patricks Day and partake in celebrations including carnival rides, parades, festivals, and shows. Unlike the American traditions, Ireland does still hold true to its past and tries to hold events focusing on their culture and history to help remember the true meaning of the holiday. The city holds a five day long event including all of these celebrations where visitors can pick and choose which they would like to attend.
Boston, USA - Boston is among one of the US Cities which contain a great amount of Irish Heritage. Boston is known for one of the most traveled to parades in South Boston, on Sunday, March 16. The city also provides a number of other ways to celebrate including the Boston Flower and Garden Show which has been going on since 1901, Beer and Irish Rock and Roll at the Harpoon brewery, the Dropkick Murphys performing at the House of Blues, and a special exhibit at the JFK Library and Museum.
London, England - St. Patricks Day celebrations have become increasingly popular in London and there is an expected 100,000 people that will be joining in on the festivities this year. The celebrations take place in Trafalgar Square, including a comedy festival and a 1.5 miles long parade. There are also a number of buildings and monuments that will be turned green, even including The London Eye.
NYC, USA - With more than 150,000 participants, New York City this is home to the worlds biggest St Patricks Day parade. It marches along Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on the Sunday before the day itself, and has been going since before the Declaration of Independence, having started in 1762. Individuals travel from all over the world to get a glimpse of this massive celebration.
Tokyo, Japan - Irish pride has even made its way to Japan when the largest St. Patrick s Day celebration is held in the country of Ise. Every year, hundreds of individuals meet at the Ise Shrine where the St Patricks parade begins. The parade is filled with bagpipers, floats, costumes, and Irish flags. This year also happens to be the 20th anniversary and visitors can expect marching bands, merrymakers dressed as characters from the Emerald Isle, leprechaun costumes, and floats.
No matter which vacation destination interests you the most, Travel Insured International reminds travelers who plan to get away during the 2014 travel season to invest in the right insurance policy before traveling. It only takes one uninsured travel risk, arriving without expectation, to destroy a dream trip, or worse, incur uncovered emergency medical costs. Prepared travelers will plan ahead with the policy which fits their coverage need best in order to protect their travel investments.
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In early March, 85,000 mobile executives from across the world gathered in Barcelona for a week of mobile innovation and merriment. EyeforTravel's Gina Baillie was there
From last-minute trends to wearable technologies and how to target the next billion smart phone users, it was all happening at MWC. There was plenty to take in but from a travel brand's perspective, here's our take on what you missed.
1. Mobile is not just for the last minute
Speaking at the EyeforTravel@Mobile World Congress conference, Amy Sawyer, Global Product Manager Mobile, Carlson Wagonlit Travel, revealed interesting data from CWT and Worldmate on the evolving mobile booking lead times for hotels. In 2009, 55% of hotel bookings via mobile devices were within 24 hours of the stay. In October 2013, this had fallen to 35% with 40% of travellers booking more than a week in advance (compared with just 14% in 2009).
2. Wearable technology the world is your oyster
From smart watches to high-tech tracking of children, wearables were the hot gadgets at MWC this year. Still in their infancy, and primarily focusing on fitness and healthcare, the one to watch from a travel perspective would be Sony's SmartWatch 2. Its built in Garmin navigation could allow you to know where your customers are even without them turning on their phones though there may be privacy issues.
SmartGlasses were much talked about. Aiming to overcome the issue of the lack of a keyboard or controls, the Lumus smartglasses integrate EyeSight gesture recognition, using hand and finger commands to touch icons in the air. Although there is still no news on when Google Glass will be launched to the public, travel brands are finding great uses for them already. The beaches of Fort Myers and Sanibel in Florida for example saw fantastic results from inviting Google Glass explorers to their destination as can be seen in this case study.
3. Clutching at straws? Can a mobile phone case compete with iBeacon?
Launched last December, and recently featured on Tnooz, Apple's iBeacon technology for iPhones uses Bluetooth Low Energy technology to push notifications and deals to people's devices as they walk within range. Hotels, airports, destinations and airlines could take advantage of this on-the-go technology, which is an alternative to if not a direct rebuff of the near-field communication (NFC) technology included in most Android devices today. When Apple launched iBeacon, many wondered if this sounded a death knell for NFC, which is typically built in to Android phones to allow for tap-to-pay functionality at certain major retailers. This hasn't taken off. Now, however, a California based mobile accessories brand, Incipio, seems intent on keeping NFC alive. It has developed a case, which was given away free to MWC visitors, that gives iPhone devices NFC functionality. Should you be worried about which technology to develop for? Watch this space.
4. Surprise, surprise: Nokia launches Android phone to tap the next billion
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In a consumer led world, the rapidly changing $1 trillion corporate travel business is ripe for innovation. Ritesh Gupta reports
Lets face it, for most people, corporate travel is tedious.
For most business folks, travel isnt the most attractive part of their job, says Jay Hoffmann, CEO and co-founder of Rocketmiles, a firm that allows travellers to earn frequent flier miles when customers book hotels through its website. In fact, its hard to find anyone who loves their existing tools for booking business travel, which leads to fertile ground for innovation.
It is here that Rocketmiles believes it has spotted an opportunity. As Hoffmann points out, while business travel may be a pain, this can be softened by the ability to save points or miles that could be used later for a special leisure holiday.
Rocketrip, a travel management platform and rewards programme, is another that has spotted a weakness in this market. Says Daniel Ruch, founder and CEO of Rocketrip: More often than not, company travel policies dont make sense.
Ruch cites the example of a policy limit of $500 for a domestic round-trip flight. For when? To where? In what season?, he asks, adding that static policies just dont work.
For this reason Rocketrip takes a step-by-step approach to managing travel
Step 1:It enters a companys high-level guidelines (coach vs business, non-stop vs connecting, 4-star vs 5-star hotel, premium vs. full size car).
Step 2:Next it it adds market pricing and availability in real time.
Step 3:The final input is the companys own algorithms what Ruch describes as its secret sauce so to speak.
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If you've ever dreamed of living the millionaire lifestyle, but without spending a penny, then this could be the perfect job for you.
A luxury travel company is looking for one lucky globetrotter to tour the world for a whole year, reviewing all the most exclusive hotels and resorts.
The trip is worth a whopping $1million (600,000) and will see the successful applicant stay on Sir Richard Branson's Necker Island, visit David Furnish's new Champagne lounge in Las Vegas, review the Velaa Private Island hotel in the Maldives and ski in Europe's most celebrity-studded resorts.
Behave like a Branson: Sir Richard's private Necker Island is one of the properties that the successful applicant will have to review
Settle in: Necker Island is available to those who can fork out the hefty price tag of 37,500 per night and is also the Bransons' favourite retreat
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Bella Travel Network is known as a leading getaway provider that features unbelievable savings to the most sought-after places about the planet. In terms of a tropical getaways, there are few destinations that provide the beautiful beaches, remarkable nightlife, blue waters and tropical atmosphere that Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, does. A former fishing village, Cabo has now turned into a hot spot for vacationers and is a popular destination for the wealthy and famous. What tends to make this resort town so desirable is how diverse it is in terms of the different activities travelers can enjoy, the nightlife and its exquisite cuisine.
Renowned for its outstanding beaches and beautiful sea life, Cabo features a wide range of water sports for travelers to enjoy. Guests can swim together with the dolphins, watch the whales jump and play in the ocean, go sailing or have a deep-sea fishing adventure. A lot of travelers rent kayaks to paddle and explore the gulf, or go horseback riding around the white, sandy beaches. Bella Travel Network encourages guests to snorkel and discover the many different sea creatures that call Cabo their home. For an even better view of the animals that live here, this luxury vacation provider suggest going deeper and scuba diving for the day. Most resorts either provide tours and have rentals or could make arrangements for guests to partake in whatever activity their heart desires.
Bella Travel Network knows that when members travel to Mexico, they oftentimes want to experience the country's history, revel in the areas culture and take pictures at the countrys most beautiful sight-seeing locations. From cost-effective luxury condominiums to a number of resort hotels, Bella Travel Network provides accommodations that suit its member's wants and budgets. This luxury holiday provider also recommends where to go, what to eat and where to shop in order for travelers to get the most out of their vacation experience. One of these locations is the Golden Zone of Cabo that features world-class restaurants, bars, shopping, nightlife and more.
Cabo has a wealth of history waiting to be explored as well as countless activities to enjoy both adventurous and relaxing. No matter how members choose to spend their time in Cabo, they are sure to have a memorable vacation. For more travel tips and information on how to take a luxury getaway with Bella Travel Network, visit http://bellatravelnetwork.com/ or call (512) 342-2740 today.
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Transhuman Space is a role-playing game published by Steve Jackson Games as parts of the "Powered by GURPS" (Generic Universal Role-Playing System) line. Set in the year 2100, humanity has begun to colonize the Solar System. The pursuit of transhumanism is now in full swing, as more and more people struggle to reach a fully posthuman state.
Transhuman Space was one of the first role-playing games to tackle postcyberpunk and transhumanist themes.[citation needed] In 2002, the Transhuman Space adventure "Orbital Decay" received an Origins Award nomination for Best Role-Playing Game Adventure. Transhuman Space won the 2003 Grog d'Or Award for Best Role-playing Game, Game Line or RPG Setting.[1]
The game assumes that no cataclysm natural or human-induced swept Earth in the 21st century. Instead, constant developments in information technology, genetic engineering, nanotechnology and nuclear physics generally improved condition of the average human life. Plagues of the 20th century (like cancer or AIDS) have been suppressed, the ozone layer is being restored and Earth's ecosystems are recovering (although thermal emission by fusion power plants poses an environmental threatalbeit a much lesser one than previous sources of energy). Thanks to modern medicine humans live biblical timespans surrounded by various artificially intelligent helper applications and robots (cybershells), sensory experience broadcasts (future TV) and cyberspace telepresence. Thanks to cheap and clean fusion energy humanity has power to fuel all these wonders, restore and transform its home planet and finally settle on other heavenly bodies.
Human genetic engineering has advanced to the point that anyonesingle individuals, same-sex couples, groups of three or morecan reproduce. The embryos can be allowed to be developed naturally, or they can undergo three levels of tinkering: 1. Genefixing, which corrects defects; 2. Upgrades, which boost natural abilities (Ishtar Upgrades are slightly more attractive than usual, Metanoia Upgrades are more intelligent, etc.); and... 3. Full transition to parahuman status (Nyx Parahumans only need a few hours of sleep per week, Aquamorphs can live underwater, etc.) Another type of human genetic engineering, far more controversial, is the creation of bioroids, fully sentient slave races.
People can "upload" by recording the contents of their brains on computer disks. The individual then becomes a ghost, an infomorph very easily confused with "sapient artificial intelligence". However, this technology has several problems as the solely available "brainpeeling" technique is fatal to the original person, has a significant failure rate and the philosophical questions regarding personal identity remain equivocal. Any infomorph, regardless of its origin, can be plugged into a "cybershell", or a biological body, or "bioshell". Or, the individual can illegally make multiple "xoxes", or copies of themselves, and scatter them throughout the system, exponentially increasing the odds that at least one of them will live for centuries more, if not forever.
This is also a time of space colonization. First, humanity (specifically China, followed by the United States and others) colonized Mars in a fashion resembling that outlined in the Mars Direct project. The Moon, Lagrangian points, inner planets and asteroids soon followed. In the late 21st century even some of Saturn's moons have been settled as a base for that planet's Helium-3 scooping operations.
This is no utopia, however: several problems have arisen from these otherwise beneficial developments. The Generation gap has become a chasm as lifespans increase. No longer do the elite fear death, and no longer can the young hope to replace them. While it seemed that outworld colonies would offer accommodation and work for those young ones, they are being replaced by genetically tailored bioroids and AI-powered cybershells. The concept of humanity is no longer clear in a world where even some animals speak of their rights and the dead haunt both cyberspace and reality (in form of infomorph-controlled bioshells or cybershells).
And the wonders of high science are not universally shared some countries merely struggle with informatization while others suffer from nanoplagues, defective drugs, implants and software tested on their populace. In some poor countries high-tech tyrants oppress their backward people. And in outer space all sort of modern crime thrives, barely suppressed by military forces.
After the initial set of GURPS books which included GURPS Lite in them, later publications such as Transhuman Space by David Pulver were labelled "Powered by GURPS" without including "GURPS" in the book title, primarily to make it easier for fans to find the books at mass-market retailers.[2]Transhuman Space was well supported by an extensive game line, and was the first major original background produced by Steve Jackson Games in 15 years.[2] The books inclusion of posthuman characters began to show the limits of the current GURPS system, which is something that Pulver would address soon thereafter.[2]
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A CAVE study showing the moving heart along with levels of perfusion. This study requires a super computer with special capabilities.
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With eight tuners, a full day's worth of content can be recorded in just a single prime time block. Picture quality across eight recordings was fine. I was worried that as I recorded more, the quality would suffer, but that wasn't the case. In side-by-side comparisons with content recorded on the cable box, I sometimes reached for the wrong remote, as I couldn't tell which source I was watching.
How do you make Dish Network's Hopper HD-DVR system even better? That's easy -- you supersize it.
Introduced earlier this year at CES, Super Joey has officially arrived, and for TV fans it more than lives up to its "super" moniker. Utilizing the same Hopper and Sling technology as previous versions, it now increases the recording power.
The Joey units, basically room extenders to the Dish set-top box, allow viewers to watch live or recorded TV around the house. The catch was Dish could only -- yes only -- allow viewers to record or view six programs at the same time.
That might not seem like a problem, but it could become one if users opted to use the PrimeTime Anytime functionality every night. This feature automatically records the prime time content from ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC.
As I noted in my original review of the Dish Hopper with Sling, PrimeTime Anytime was enough to make TV junkies jump -- or hop -- for joy. With PrimeTime Anytime, there are no show subscriptions to manage, and should you hear good things about that new drama you skipped the night before you are covered -- as long as it aired on one of the aforementioned nets.
The downside to PrimeTime Anytime is that it eats up four of the six tuners in the set-top box. That suddenly robust looking "six" recording options dwindles to two, and that could be a problem if you want to watch something different on more than two TVs.
Of course, if you agree with former Federal Communications Commission Chairman Netwon N. Minow that the networks are a "vast wasteland," than you'd still have six tuners to record exactly what you want. However, as network TV does have a lot to offer, it isn't hard to see why this feature usually should be kept on, just in case.
The other benefit it provides is that by recording everything on, say, NBC you need not worry about the final seconds of a program being cut off if it runs long -- you've recorded the full evening.
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Researchers have created a "soft" robofish powered by carbon dioxide that can swim around on its own and execute a critical escape maneuver just as fast as a real fish.
MIT's Andrew Marchese and Daniela Rus put the soft silicone rubber outer skin on their robotic fish. The rubber was cast in a 3D-printed mold.
Some robot fish we've seen wouldn't be able to escape a predator if their fins depended on it.
Enter the new fish-shaped "soft robot" developed by Andrew Marchese, a graduate student in MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. It can execute an escape maneuver called a "C-turn" in about 100 milliseconds, matching the speed of fish in the wild. Such swiftness is one of the things that most sets this robofish apart.
Soft robots are machines that have gushy exteriors and move around through the use of fluids or gases pumping through vein-like internal tubes. They're of interest because they don't hurt when they bump into people (nor do they scratch the furniture). "We're excited about soft robots for a variety of reasons," Daniela Rus, one of the researchers who designed and built the fish, said in a statement. "As robots penetrate the physical world and start interacting with people more and more, it's much easier to make robots safe if their bodies are so wonderfully soft that there's no danger if they whack you."
Like a robot fish to water...
The fact that the fish can perform an escape maneuver "is really important for the field of soft robotics," Marchese said in the below MIT video about the invention. "It shows that soft robots can be both self-contained and capable of high performance. The maneuver is so fast and it's got such high body curvature that it shows soft robots might be more capable than hard robots in some tasks."
The robofish consists of a hard control module that stores the electronics and a carbon dioxide canister in its head and abdomen. From here, two inflatable tubes travel down each side of the fish to its tail. These tubes have nozzles that feed them carbon dioxide. The opening of the nozzle controls how fast the fish moves, while the amount of tube inflation controls the angle at which the fish changes direction. The electronics module also contains a receiver that allows it to be controlled wirelessly, and the entire robot is covered in soft, waterproof silicone rubber made from a 3D-printed mold.
The novel gas-though-tube-controlled movement differs from other robotic fish we've seen, like the one invented at the U.K's University of Bath, which moved thanks to an undulating fin on its underside.
Rus, director of MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, said a normal robot with hinged joints couldn't possibly move so fast and that the unique propelling mechanism of the robofish -- inflating and deflating internal tubes with carbon dioxide -- gives it a distinct advantage over its land-dwelling clunky cousins. "The fact that the body deforms continuously gives these machines an infinite range of configurations, and this is not achievable with machines that are hinged," she said.
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KINSTON, AL - After teaming up with Jake and Deanna Carswells Carswell Motorsports for the inaugural season of the Southern Super Series presented by Sunoco in 2013, Daniel Hemric made every finish count by winning the series title by just one point over Georgias Bubba Pollard.
Even before starting his run towards a second SSS title on March 16 at the 38th annual Hardee's Rattler 250 at South Alabama Speedway in Kinston, AL, Hemric has already had an impressive start to the 2014 season. The 23-year-old from Kannapolis, NC recently scored a pair of PASS South Super Late Model events in South Carolina.
Now as the 2014 Southern Super Series season gets ramped up with the Rattler at South Alabama, Hemric hopes to carry the early-season momentum towards a second Southern Super Series championship.
Its good for the teams mojo, said Hemric of his hot start to 2014. It really gives everybody something to be excited about, especially coming off wins and good runs. Its getting everybody pumped to start the actual series that were going to be running in this year. So Im definitely excited about it, especially coming off the championship last year. Everybodys spirits are high and Im just looking forward to getting down there and getting the season started.
Kicking off the season at South Alabama Speedway this weekened, Hemric knows the No. 98 team will have to make every lap count and hope to start the season off on the right foot in the 250-lap event.
Were really going to try to start the same as we did last year by putting together a string of a couple good finishes," said Hemric. "You dont want to say youre going to points race before you ever even get started, but everything matters, especially early on. It really sets the tone for the season. Were going to try to come out of the box as hard and as fast as we can to try to rack up points early in the year and hopefully well be there when it matters.
Not only will the Hardees Rattler 250 be the Southern Super Series' first trip to the Alabama track, but it will be Hemrics first run in a Super Late Model at the 4/10-mile oval as well.
I ran there with Jeff Fultz about four or five years ago in a Pro Late Model, said Hemric. But this trip will be my first go at it in a Super. Every year Ive had to sit at home on the computer and watch it so Im excited to be a part of it this year.
After finding success in 2013, Hemric and the Carswell Motorsports team will not make any changes for the 2014 season.
Were still working with the same team right now, said Hemric. Everybody is just pulling together to make one big family again and hopefully we will get the same results.
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Dr. Jeffrey Adler of Adler Footcare New York is presenting at the 7th Annual Graham International Implant Symposium, a two-day event that brings together foot and ankle specialists to present and attend lectures on the latest in foot and ankle topics. Dr. Adler will be speaking on the use of stem cells in the first MP (metacarpophalangeal) joint surgery.
Stem Cell Replacement Therapy offers an advanced treatment option for problems like plantar fasciitis, Osteoarthritis, Achilles tendonitis and torn soft tissue.
Stem Cell Replacement Therapy is proving to be much more effective and long lasting than traditional treatments.
In the past common foot problems have been treated by physical therapy or orthotic therapy, but the results have often been poor, leaving patients continuing to struggle with the foot pain.
Stem cells are used by many physicians to treat a broad variety of conditions because of their ability to either replicate themselves or change into the cell type that is needed to repair the tissue that has been damaged. The New York podiatrists at Adler Footcare introduce live birth stem cells into the affected area. When a patient comes in for stem cell therapy, the affected area is carefully measured so the stem cells can be delivered directly to the area that needs the treatment.
Stem cell treatment helps patients heal much quicker and allows them to return to their normal activities much sooner, Dr. Adler said. Actual recovery time will depend on each individual patients general health and medical diagnosis, but in the end they will be able to live life without chronic foot pain.
Treatments using stem cells have been used by physicians for over 100 years. Stem Cell Replacement Therapy is covered by commercial insurance and Medicare, and is approved and regulated by the FDA. The product is tested and screened by medical professionals to eliminate the potential of any communicable diseases.
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