The California stem cell agency has
joined with other prestigious stem cell organizations to help put a
stop to the flim-flam artists that prey on desperate people by
promising miracle cures from stem cell treatments.
The agency announced the action today on its blog, declaring that it has posted a new patient advisory document that provides a “ robust and detailed set of issues
patients should consider when making treatment decisions.”
Don Gibbons, CIRM's senior science and
education communications officer and author of the blog item, said
the document addresses one of his special concerns: Internet “ads
that come up on web searches and seem to be offering everything to
everyone.”
Some of those ads can be found on many stem cell-related web sites, including this one, that carry ads that are placed there
automatically by Google.
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