| FDA Regulating Your Stem Cells As Interstate Commerce |
| Written by timothy | |
| Thursday, 02 February 2012 14:32 | |
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FG_AUTHORS: timothy First time accepted submitter dcbrianw writes "A non-surgical procedure that treats joint pain involves removing stem cells from a patient's blood and reinserting them into the joint. The facility conducting these procedures resides in Colorado, but because it orders equipment to perform the procedure from outside of Colorado, the FDA claims it must regulate this process and it that it can classify stem cells as a drug. This issue opens the debate of what the FDA, or other regulatory bodies, may regulate within each of our own bodies." Quick: Name five activities with no possible plausible effect on interstate commerce.Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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