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Death revives warnings about rogue stem cell clinics

A post-mortem has blamed an untested treatment for killing a woman who tried "stem-cell tourism" to cure her kidney disease

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Important stem cell lines could be denied funding

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Paper trail: Inside the stem cell wars

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Paper trail: Inside the stem cell wars

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Game over for stem-cell clinic

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Stem cells turn into seek-and-destroy cancer missiles

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Stem cells turn into seek-and-destroy cancer missiles

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Turbocharge stem cells to repair bone

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Killing cancer may be a game of whack-a-mole

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Star and flower-shaped moulds tell stem cells what to be

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US menu of eligible stem cells set to lengthen

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Sight savers: New weapons trained on blindness

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Sight savers: New weapons trained on blindness

Macular degeneration is the most common cause of blindness in the west – but a host of pioneering therapies that exploit the eye's unique structure could change that

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Healing touch: the key to regenerating bodies

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Are stem cell scientists sabotaging rivals' work?

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Hey presto! Brain cells from mouse tails

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Elixir of youth lurks in blood of conjoined mice

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