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YTN continuously reports on the suspicion and controversy over the world’s first stem cell treatment and the status of unlicensed stem cell procedures in Gangnam, Seoul. Today we blame the policy issue of approaching stem cell therapy only from the industrial side, with patient safety at the back. This is reporter Dae-gyeom Kim from the Planning Exploration Team Boo Boo-kyung, who suffers from Parkinson’s disease, received stem cell treatment three years ago. A dangerous procedure in which mononuclear cells are injected directly into the head before performing stem cell culture in plastic surgery. The efficacy and safety of the unlicensed stem cell procedure have not been verified. National and foreign experts strongly warn about side effects. If so, who should crack down on unauthorized stem cell procedures? Health Insurance Corporation speaks differently. The repression does not even take place in court. Despite this fact, the government is actively considering allowing stem cell treatments to return patients from overseas expeditions to Korea. The logic of being for patients with incurable diseases was mobilized again. The Hwang Woo-seok incident revealed stem cell fraud in 2006. And in 2011, stem cell therapy was deregulated. YTN is accusing the reality of the ‘stem cell business’ being conducted by the government, pharmaceutical companies and some unscrupulous doctors in the name of being for patients through the ‘scan report record’ at 10: 50 tonight. YTN Kim Dae-gyeom[[email protected]]is. Shooting reporter: Lee Sang-yeop Hong Seong-no Ryu Seok-gyu Park Jae-sang
VJ: Lee Kyung-man
Graphics: Jang Seung-dae Shin Jeong-in Kim Yu-jeong Kim Min-ji