By the Regenerative Evidence Guide Team If you're in a regenerative medicine study and want out, you generally can stop participating whenever you decide to. But stopping the study and removing the …
Unproven Stem Cell Claims and Travel: Questions to Ask Before You Go
By the Regenerative Evidence Guide Team Evaluating an Unproven Stem Cell Claim Before You Travel Evaluating an unproven stem cell claim before you travel means asking the same evidence, safety, and …
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Research Injury Costs: Questions Before Joining a Study
By the Regenerative Evidence Guide Team A research-related injury is any harm caused by taking part in a study — and before you join one, federal rules require the consent form to tell you whether …
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Expanded Access vs. Clinical Trials: FDA Pathways Explained
By the Regenerative Evidence Guide Team Expanded access and clinical trial participation are two different FDA pathways to an unapproved product, and confusing them is an easy, costly mistake. A …
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What “FDA Registered” Can Mean for a Regenerative-Medicine Claim
By the Regenerative Evidence Guide Team What Does "FDA Registered" Mean? "FDA registered" means a facility has told the FDA where it operates and what it makes there. It does not mean the FDA …
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Research Participant Payments and Costs: Questions Before You Agree
By the Regenerative Evidence Guide Team Research Participant Payments: What to Know Before You Sign a Consent Form Research participant payments are a normal part of many studies, but federal rules …
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