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On the Road (to a Cure?) — Stem-Cell Tourism and Lessons for Gene Editing

10 Feb 2016

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Interview with Prof. R. Alta Charo on recent advances in gene editing and concerns about medical tourism. (11:24)Download Many desperate patients have left the United States seeking unproven and risky stem-cell interventions available in countries with less rigorous regulation. How can we keep gene editing from triggering a new wave of medical tourism?

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PMID: 26863030
DOI: 10.1056/nejmp1600891

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