A rumor is now going around that some dubious stem cell docs and clinics are likely to get visits from the FBI soon! The FDA, which has just recently issued a couple warning letters (here and here), potentially together with the FBI, may be poised to take more decisive action in the near future in the next

The Mainstream Media has cranked up its hyping of stem cell cosmetics and sports medicine just in the last week or so. It’s really disturbing. The message is unmistakable: stem cell-based sports medicine and cosmetics are cutting edge new medicines that because they work for the stars will also work for ordinary people too.  ….Or

The guest post below was contributed by a stem cell advocacy elf. As the whack-a-mole world of dubious stem cell clinics and their treatment claims evolve, a not so new low (or high depending on how you look at it) has been reached. A sparkly website Stemaid.com courtesy of the folks that brought us the

Wanna play stem cell Whack-a-Mole? Uh, no. I was listening to NPR while commuting home the other day and heard an interesting story about the history of YouTube and its legal issues with film studies. It was quite interesting and, of course as a stem cell fan, a link with stem cells came to me

More great professor blogs! I’ll add more as they come in…. http://sandwalk.blogspot.com/ by Larry Moran 
http://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com/ by Jerry Coyne 
http://bytesizebio.net/ by Iddo Friedberg http://genomeinformatician.blogspot.com/ by Ewan Birney http://oikosjournal.wordpress.com by Jeremy Fox http://www.zoology.ubc.ca/~redfield/doing.html by Rosie Redfield