US Stem Cell Clinic didn’t follow proper procedures for handling stem cells used to treat illnesses, a federal judge ruled Monday
A Florida business focused on using stem cells to treat illnesses failed to meet standards for handling the material, a federal judge ruled on Monday, handing a win to the Food and Drug Administration, which previously called for changes in the clinic’s operations.
The business operated as US Stem Cell Clinic LLC, a subsidiary of US Stem Cell Inc., according to the regulator. It extracted fat from patients, isolated certain stem cells from the fat and injected them back into the patient. The procedure is meant as a therapy...
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