'I don't know how it works'
Dr Huang Hongyun cultivates the cells of aborted foetuses and injects them into the brains and spines of his patients. ... Although Huang is one of the first in the world to use foetal OECs on humans, research on cell implants goes back more than two decades. In western animal laboratories, researchers are testing the possible benefits of stem cells on neurological disorders, but Huang dismisses such studies. He says Chinese doctors have already attempted stem-cell transplants on humans with poor results. "In clinical trials in China, stem cells have failed to meet expectations. I believe that in two or three years' time, US doctors will realise this."
How is medicine regulated in China?
-- Eugene Vilensky evilensky at gmail.com