Organisation: Advanced Cell Therapeutics

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Dutch clinic stem cells ‘were not for human use’

STEM cells supplied to a Dutch clinic where Irish multiple sclerosis (MS) patients went for treatment were not “intended for human use”, a General Medical Council (GMC) hearing in London was told.

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Medicines Board to probe stem cell ferry plan

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Scheme must be fully vetted

Stem cell therapy - Scheme must be fully vetted

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New EU laws force doctor to halt controversial therapy

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Government to crack down on stem cell therapies

Agonising wait after stem cell therapy

IT’S now nearly 23 years since Roger Hall was first diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Fri, 31 Mar, 2006

Cork GP under investigation in stem-cell therapy allegation

A GP in Co Cork is reportedly under investigation for allegedly providing controversial stem-cell therapies to multiple sclerosis sufferers.

Thu, 30 Mar, 2006

‘I would go tomorrow... I wouldn’t even pack’

A MAN whose quality of life has been destroyed by multiple sclerosis (MS) is hoping that by turning himself into a human guinea pig he will be able to offer hope to his sister and other people who have the disease.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2006

‘It is just a chance you have to take’

A YOUNG Irish mother with multiple sclerosis (MS) says revolutionary stem cell therapy has turned her life around.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2006