You are here: Fairness.com > Resources > Central America / Caribbean > Bahamas, The
Bahamas, The
Articles and Resources
-
Date Fairness.com Resource Read it at: Sep 02, 2008 Injections of Hope: Doctors Promote Offshore Stemcell Shots, but Some Patients Cry Foul QUOTE: Patients dart across the border to Mexico or jet to the Caribbean, India, China and elsewhere for injections of stem cells from embryos, fetuses, umbilical cords and the patients' own fat, blood and bone marrow. These shots would be illegal in the United States, where the Food and Drug Administration has yet to approve any such treatments.
Washington Post May 03, 2008 Fugitive Financier Vesco Is Said to Have Died QUOTE: If Mr. Vesco indeed eluded the American authorities until his final day, it was the fitting end to his nearly four decades on the run. He was wanted for, among other things, bilking some $200 million from credulous investors in the 1970s, making an illegal contribution to Richard M. Nixon’s 1972 presidential campaign and trying to arrange a deal during the Carter administration to let Libya buy American planes in exchange for bribes to United States officials.
New York Times
Services
Subject Categories
- Arts & Humanities
- Businesses & Organizations
- Computers & Information Technology
- Education
- Family & Friends & Interpersonal
- Government & Politics / History
- Health & Medicine
- Law & Justice
- Media & Journalism
- Personal Finance & Career
- Philosophy & Religion
- Recreation & Entertainment
- Science & Technology
- Social Sciences & Groups
Geographic Categories
- Africa
- Arctic / Antarctic / Greenland
- Asia
- Central America / Caribbean
- Eurasia / Central Asia
- Europe
- Middle East
- North America
- Oceania / AustralAsia
- South America
- Worldwide
About Fairness.com
- FAQ
- About Fairness.com
- Contact Us
- Conditions of Service
- Privacy Policy
- Fair Use Notice
- Advisory Board
- Acknowledgements
Volunteer Opportunities
Log In
Not a current user? Sign up!
