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A blind boy flown to China for stem cell therapy to try and improve his sight has started to receive treatment.

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    engineer6 months, 1 week ago

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    If it wasn't for the Neocon philosophie4s, maybe he could have it done here. The impediments which have been put there in the previous 8 years have made us the bottom in health care then being No. 1 as we were

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      earthlingerer6 months, 1 week ago

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      The Chinese stem cell "treatments" are well known for their failures, heartbreaks, and absolute lack of backing science.

      Sorry, sweeties, money can't fix everything, but people will gladly take it from you anyways.

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