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Unregulated Stem Cell Treatment Centers Popular in Texas

A new study warns of dangers posed by a growing number of treatment centers that offer stem cell therapy directly to consumers with little regulatory oversight.

by Madeline Conway

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Credit: Illustration by Todd Wiseman

A new study warns of dangers posed by a growing number of treatment centers that offer stem cell therapy directly to consumers with little regulatory oversight. Texas ranked third among states where many centers are being launched. (Bloomberg)

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