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Default Heads or Tails stem cells in Phoenix?
http://www.stem-cell-center.com/comp...arkinsons.html - What?
Looks like this company works only with rats?
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This is news to me and I live in Phoenix!! hmmmmmm Yet another claim for the cure.

I plan to drive there and check out the building. I may even go in and look around.
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This is news to me and I live in Phoenix!! hmmmmmm Yet another claim for the cure.
I plan to drive there and check out the building. I may even go in and look around.
Yepper, jeanb, cured again! Seriously, tho, let us know if you find anything interesting. Thanks.
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