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“ unregulated” products “Unapproved”? But what of those not approved but nonetheless in a regulated research environment, such as in trials pursuant to an IND from FDA in the US? “Unproven”? But what of those, like some off-label uses of drugs, that have been proven to be safe and effective, at least to the satisfaction of the professional community, even if never submitted to a governmental agency? “Pre-Approved”? But what of those that don’t need approval or for which ‘regulation’ might be in the form of professional licensure, professional norms and certifications, medical malpractice threats and professional discipline?

Stem cells hold tremendous potential to advance health and medicine. The evidence to support the medical use of stem cells is still limited, however. Few are proven to be safe and effective. But consumer demand for treatments using stem cells has risen, fueled by direct-to-consumer advertising of stem cell- based treatments. Clinics have been established throughout the world, both in newly industrialized nations such as China, India, and Mexico, as well as developed countries such as the United States and within Europe. Their “treatments” have generally not received stringent regulatory oversight and have not been tested through rigorous trials.

Stem Cell Clinical Trials Map Dr. Paul Knoepfler UC Davis School of Medicine (2013)

Mesenchymal Stem Cell Clinical Trials Map Dr. Paul Knoepfler UC Davis School of Medicine (2013)

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This Workshop Will take a critical look at the current environment Speakers will examine the stem cell treatments that are being offered, the potential benefits and risks to individual health, the evidence base needed to substantiate the clinical application of stem cell technologies, and legal hurdles for establishing standards and criteria to govern stem cell trials and treatments. Potential avenues to enhancing assurances of quality of stem cell therapies will also be examined.

Moderators Ralph J. Cicerone, President, National Academy of Sciences Ellen Feigal, Senior Vice President, Research and Development, California Institute for Regenerative Medicine Irving Weissman, Virginia & D.K. Ludwig Professor for Clinical Investigation in Cancer Research, Stanford University School of Medicine Amy Comstock Rick, Chief Executive Officer, Parkinson’s Action Network Harvey V. Fineberg, President, Institute of Medicine