Stem Cell Therapy safer than kidney transplant

Firstly I would share with you sad news about kidney transplant which I got when

I looked over the internet.
A gravely ill New York man whose sister died on the operating table trying to donate her kidney to him had yet another kidney transplant canceled at the last minute.
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Dad of four Roberto Medina -- who spent all of Thursday at Montefiore Medical Center prepping for the scheduled surgery -- expected to undergo the life-saving operation sometime after 7:00pm local time after the Bronx hospital and other hospitals agreed to vault him to the top of the kidney recipient list for compassionate reasons. Stem Cell Therapy for Kidney Disease
But close to that time, Medina, 39, and his family were informed that he would not be receiving the kidney because the New York Organ Donor Network did not obtain required approval for the speeded-up donation from two federal organ-donation-oversight bodies.Can A Patient with 9% Kidney Function Benefit From Stem Cell Therapy
A downcast Medina said, "There was not a good outcome."
The about-face was the second time since May 23 -- when mom of three Yolanda Medina died while undergoing kidney-harvesting surgery on her brother's behalf -- that Medina entered Montefiore expecting to receive a new kidney only to be thwarted at the last minute. Can Stem Cell Therapy Help Kidney Failure Patients Avoid Dialysis

In fact, Stem Cell Therapy is much safer compared with kidney transplant. Stem Cell Therapy needs no surgery or cause sufferings or blood matching at all, which help the patients save valuable time. It does not have side effects at all. Some patients may have mild high fever, but they can recover themselves after a period of time. Stem Cell Therapy is the best choice for kidney disease patients. Stem Cell Therapy to self-renew and give rise to subsequent generations with variable degrees of differentiation capacities, offers significant potential for generation of tissues that can potentially replace diseased and damaged areas in the body, with minimal risk of rejection and side effects. They can not only regenerate themselves through cell division but also differentiate into tissues or organs or specific cells in the kidneys. As a result Stem Cell Therapy has obvious effects in treating kidney disease.