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The curious case of ClinicalTrials.gov, where dubious stem cell therapies seem legit – Ars Technica


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The curious case of ClinicalTrials.gov, where dubious stem cell therapies seem legit
Ars Technica
Earlier this year, doctors reported the case of three women who went blind after having stem cells derived from their own fat injected directly into their eyeballs—a procedure for which they each paid $5,000. Piecing together how those women came to
'Stem cell centers' often deliver therapy for HF without preevaluations, follow-upHealio


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