by rss feed | Jun 17, 2022 | Dr. Paolo Macchiarini, Macchiarini, misconduct, News, News Feeds, stem cell lawsuit
Dr. Paolo Macchiarini exemplifies how things can change quickly in the stem cell world and go from sky highs to deep lows. Stem cell rollercoasters Over the years, a few academic stem cell researchers as well as some operators in the unproven clinic sphere have had...
by rss feed | Jun 14, 2022 | News, News Feeds, stem cell clinics, stem cell lawsuit, Stemology, Tami Meraglia, US Stemology
I grew up in the Seattle area so it wasn’t great to see stem cell clinics operating there recently, but better news was the WA State AG filing suit against a clinic there. The action included the clinic parent firm US Stemology along with its leader Dr. Tami...
by rss feed | May 26, 2022 | amniotic stem cells, News Feeds, stem cell clinics, stem cell lawsuit, Stem Cell Lawsuits
The news just keeps getting worse for Missouri state lawmaker Patricia Derges, who was indicted last year by the feds for an alleged stem cell scheme. She is now also being sued by a former patient. Derges, who is not a physician but rather an assistant physician, was...
by rss feed | Mar 9, 2022 | News Feeds, stem cell lawsuit, Stemgenex
The site Top Class Actions reports that StemGenex, a former stem cell clinic in LaJolla, CA will have to pay out big in a settlement for a class-action lawsuit alleging fraud. Who gets what in StemGenex lawsuit settlement? In the piece, StemGenex, Lead Doctor to Pay...
by rss feed | Nov 30, 2021 | Cell Surgical Network, News Feeds, stem cell clinic, stem cell clinics, stem cell law, stem cell lawsuit
There are so many stem cell clinics out there that it can be hard to keep track of them and the news about them, but a big court victory against a Manhattan stem cell clinic by New York State Attorney General Letitia James is notable for several reasons. Injunction on...
by rss feed | Feb 7, 2021 | Blog, Investigational New Drug Application or IND, News Feeds, stem cell law, stem cell lawsuit, the Niche, weekly reads
Here are my recommended weekly reads for The Niche readership for early February 2021 including COVID-19 and stem cell lawsuit updates, papers, and more. How many papers do you end up reading each week or month these days? More or less than before the pandemic?...
