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Notice to All CBR Clients

Anyone can have an accident and we all know kids have plenty. They fall off tricycles, hit their heads while playing, get in auto accidents and fall off ladders. Some can result in traumatic brain injury, and CBR is working with leading researchers to see how CBR cord blood can help.

1.4 million people suffer traumatic brain injury each year in the US (48% are from falls and auto accidents)
Highest risk groups 0-4 year olds and 15-19 year olds

If you have a child that has stored with us and has:

Any type of brain injury from a fall or other accident
Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes
Cerebral Palsy
Anoxic Brain Injury

- Please email us at injury@cordbloodregistry.com to learn more about exciting clinical trials and other developments available to cients of Cord Blood Registry -

Top Researchers Discuss Using Stem Cells to Repair Brain Damage:

	Cord blood can help newborns with brain injury
	Why is the use of stem cells in treating brain injury so important?
	What implications does your research have on families saving cord blood?

Accidents Happen Everyday

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) usually occurs when a sudden, violent blow to the head disrupts the normal function of the brain.

According to National Child Safety Expert and Safety Mom, Alison Rhodes:

"Kids are energetic and adventurous by nature, but it may come as a surprise to many moms that brain injury is the most frequent cause of disability and death among children in the United States, as more than 1 million children sustain brain injuries every year.

Research is showing, though, that stem cells from a baby's cord blood may play an important role in promoting the healing of nerve and brain cells as well as in treating other diseases."