
An Iowa civil court awarded a $1 million judgment against Omaha Stem Cells and its owner Travis Broughton for deceptive stem‑cell therapies. The ruling also ordered reimbursement of $810,477 to 76 patients, including an additional $20,000 penalty for targeting older adults. The case highlights the growing role of state attorneys general in curbing unproven regenerative‑medicine clinics, especially as federal agencies lag. It underscores a broader pattern of multi‑state clinic operations and aggressive marketing of unverified treatments.

Utah authorities have filed felony charges against Dr. Paul William Winterton, Randall Matthew Relyea, and Jenny Astrid Fraizer for a pattern of unlawful activity at the Precision Pointe Regenerative Health clinic. The indictments include second‑degree felonies for communications fraud, third‑degree...

A low‑dose adult stem‑cell transplant (RPESC‑RPE‑4W) for dry age‑related macular degeneration met primary safety endpoints and showed visual acuity gains. In a separate development, a child died during a pioneering gene‑therapy trial that used engineered viruses to cross the blood‑brain...

GOP Representative Diana Harshbarger, a pharmacist, wrote FDA Commissioner RFK Jr. urging the agency to use enforcement discretion to loosen restrictions on six unapproved wellness peptides, including BPC‑157 and CJC‑1295. The request echoes a similar appeal from Senator Tommy Tuberville, signaling...