This Salt Lake City startup says its stem cell treatment will regenerate skin; a New Orleans doctor says it’s working for a burned boy
(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune) Janet Tayon and her husband, Leonard Tayon, in their Grantsville home. Leonard was severely burned in 1992 and spent months in the University of Utah Burn Center while he recovered. He says efforts to make treatment easier and better for burn patients and their families is important.

This Salt Lake City startup says its stem cell treatment will regenerate skin; a New Orleans doctor says it’s working for a burned boy

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