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Stem Cell Treatment Promised by Clinics, but Has It Been Proven?
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August 29, 2016
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5:29Now PlayingNearly 600 clinics in the U.S. are touting stem-cell therapies to combat everything from “aging” to autism and Alzheimer’s disease. While stem-cell research is booming, mainstream scientists say it will be years before such therapies are proven safe and effective. WSJ's Melinda Beck explains on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero along with Alliance for Regenerative Medicine's Michael Werner. Photo Brian Diekman and Johannah Sanchez-Adams, Guilak Lab
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