FDA has announced that the agency will begin immediately reviewing all new clinical trials that include shipping American citizens’ living cells to “China and other hostile countries for genetic engineering and subsequent infusion” back into American patients.
FDA halts new clinical trials that export Americans’ cells to foreign labs in hostile countries
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