Stem Cells: Breakthrough or Risky?

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FDA on Everyday Health Stem Cells: Breakthrough or Risky? Stem cells have the potential to treat conditions such as cancer and multiple sclerosis, but unapproved therapies can be dangerous. Here's what you should know about false claims. 3 Ways FDA Prevents Surgery Contamination Devices such as clamps and colonoscopes are often reused in medical procedures. Luckily, FDA continues to set safety standards with the healthcare community. Reduce your risk with these tips. About This Content This newsletter is published by Everyday Health in coordination with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as part of a public health education program. Unless otherwise indicated, newsletter content is created by the Everyday Health editorial team. FDA content that appears on EverydayHealth.com and in this newsletter is under the sole editorial control of the FDA and is not edited by Everyday Health.

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