by Flemming Funch
New Scientist reports that a small British company, TriStem, seems to have found a way of turning human white blood cells into a "stem-cell-like" state, which then allows them to be used by the body to repair and rebuild all sorts of problems in the human body. Which, if true, would create a revolution in the field of medicine. Traditional scientists are sceptical, because the research hasn't been presented through the normal channels, and the people in charge of it don't have quite the right credentials.
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