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Love these family photos! All of these kids were so cute and sweet to work with. Makenzie contacted me to take family photos for their Christmas cards they plan to send out (sorry if I'm spoiling any photos!). She also brought her sister's kids to the shoot and I got to take some photos of them as well. Too cute! This was my first photo session shooting with my new Nikon 24-70mm lens. Have to say, I'm pleased with the results :-)
Thanks Makenzie!
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ReplyDeleteWoman Claims Giostar Misrepresented Efficacy of Stem Cell Treatment for Cancer, Other
Diseases
A proposed class action lawsuit alleges the companies and individuals behind Giostar.com have fraudulently touted both the efficacy of using stem
cells to treat a number of blood-related diseases and their own apparent qualifications and affiliations within the medical community.
The Orange County, California cancer survivor who filed the suit claims she paid more than $20,000 to defendants Global Institute of Stem Cell
Therapy and Research USA, Giostar Labs, Bioscience Americas and four individuals based on the parties’ misrepresentations that stem cell
treatment would be a “cure-all” for her Stage II Hodgkin lymphoma.
According to the 42-page lawsuit, however, the plaintiff, who was 29 when she was diagnosed with the treatable form of cancer, took a preventable
turn for the worse after the defendants administered stem cell treatment without first requiring the woman to undergo chemotherapy or radiation
to kill the cancer cells, or properly matching injected cells with cells in the plaintiff’s body. The plaintiff claims that following treatment
with the defendants, her cancer progressed from Stage II to Stage IV within months, leading a medical expert to inform the woman “it was unlikely
she would survive for more than a year.”
After receiving treatment in India from the defendants, who are not licensed to perform stem cell therapy in the U.S., the plaintiff was forced
to endure surgery, blood transfusions and eight months of aggressive chemotherapy before entering remission, the case says.
The lawsuit alleges the defendants, who own, operate and are responsible for the content on Giostar.com, have misrepresented that stem cell
therapy can treat and cure diseases, including sickle cell anemia, leukemia, lymphoma and thalassemia. Further, the defendants have
misrepresented the process by which patients will receive stem cell treatment, as well as the “reach and breadth” of the institution by claiming
they have advanced treatment and research centers that, in truth, they do not have, the lawsuit says.
In addition, the suit claims the parties have misrepresented the purported medical and research affiliations, overall qualifications and
educational background of one of the individual defendants, a co-founder of Giostar. What’s more, three prominent scientists listed by the
defendants as Giostar board members claim they have no connection with the company, and have repeatedly asked that their names be removed from
its website, the case says.
Woman Claims Giostar Misrepresented Efficacy of Stem Cell Treatment for Cancer, Other
Diseases