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Tags: stem cell therapy

7/31/2017

Stem cell brain implants–what could go wrong? Guardian doesn’t say

4/10/2017

Stem cell ‘patch’ for heart failure: HealthDay cautions readers about small study size, lack of control group

2/23/2017

HealthDay’s story on stem cells for aggressive MS is upfront about death risk

2 6/13/2016

Thorough and informative: Vox’s story on stem cell therapy for multiple sclerosis

1 5/24/2016

CBS News story hypes unproven stem cell treatment for spinal cord injury

4/27/2016

ABC joins bandwagon, puts rosy spin on stem cell therapy, this time for muscular dystrophy

4/6/2016

Stem cell therapy for heart failure: Reuters story covers most of the bases

1/28/2016

Sexy but not sensational: STAT strikes the right balance on stem cell diabetes approach

1/21/2016

Stem cells for MS: “remarkable” testimonials risk raising false hopes

7/7/2011

Study Shows Chest Pain From Heart Disease Can Be Treated With Stem Cell Therapy

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