Stem Cell Freedom Act.

Summary

The Stem Cell Freedom Act authorizes licensed physicians to recommend and administer stem cell therapies that are not FDA‑approved, as long as they follow good manufacturing practices and have institutional review board approval or are investigational products. Health insurers may choose to cover the cost of these therapies, and the state medical board cannot discipline doctors for providing them if they meet medical standards of care. State officials may not block patient access, and no private lawsuits can be filed against providers who comply with the act.

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