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Stem Cell Cord Blood 'Banking' Is Huge Global Business for Hospitals, Says CEO of Bio-Matrix Scientific Group Inc.
Date:7/10/2009

SAN DIEGO, July 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- David Koos, Chairman and CEO of San Diego-based Bio-Matrix Scientific Group Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: BMSN), today said that he believes that stem cell cord blood banking is a "huge business opportunity for hospitals worldwide." The Bio-Matrix CEO stated that hospitals throughout the world are now eagerly starting their own stem cell cord blood banks. "Hospitals from the U.S. to India are naturally interested in providing cord blood banking facilities to their patients and the overall awareness of this stem cell storage banking concept is catching on fast." Bio-Matrix recently announced a new company marketing program aimed specifically at hospitals and research centers interested in using its 15,000 square foot stem cell storage bank facility in San Diego.

According to Koos, "Companies like Bio-Matrix are making use of a ready-made patient customer base by linking up with hospitals, medical institutes, research institutions and biotechnology companies to assist in stem cell research and treatments. For hospitals, this kind of marketing partnership is synergistic at its roots because hospitals would promote cord blood storage banks leading to additional revenue from every newborn baby delivered. Many hospitals are starting this kind of cord blood business as part of their gynecological services because it's a natural extension of the basic service hospitals provide already and is a cash-rich add on as well."

Koos said that BMSN intends to expand its own marketing program to include stem cell therapy centers. "We are looking for strategic alliances with hospitals and research centers on a global level. The Company believes it can assist these medical institutions in better educating parents about cord blood banking. We are also in the midst of identifying regional and local partners whom we can work with."

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