Convictions related to false claims on stem cell therapies

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Convictions related to false claims on stem cell therapies

Convictions Entered In Two Separate Texas Cases Involving Stem Cells

Two men who claimed they could cure diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson's Disease using treatments that included stem cells have pleaded guilty to malpractice in court. Francisco Morales, 52, of Brownsville, ...

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