UCLA Records Show $765 Fees Per Specimen From Fetal Tissue Supplier
- UCLA purchase orders show Cercle Allocation Services charged a $765 procurement service fee for each listed liver and thymus specimen.
- One order covered seven specimens totaling $5,355, while another covered five specimens totaling $3,825.
- Cercle asked UCLA to remove tax language, saying it could imply that the specimens themselves were being sold.
- The records do not establish that the transactions involved fetal tissue, exceeded lawful expenses, or violated federal law.
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Fetal tissue supplier billed $765 procurement fee per organ, warn paperwork could imply illegal sales: records - NEW YORK TIMES POST
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Fetal tissue supplier billed $765 procurement fee per organ, warns records could imply illegal sales: records
Records obtained by David Daleiden’s Center for Medical Progress show UCLA purchase orders tied $765 procurement-service fees to individual liver and thymus specimens.
Fetal Tissue Supplier’s $765 Organ Fee Raises Illegal-Sale Concerns
NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal HHS decertifies organ procurement network over harvesting allegations Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Department of Health and Human Services decertified Kentucky organ donation nonprofit Network for Hope following allegations that organs were harvested from living patients. Dr. Marc Siegel joined Sandra Smith and John Roberts to discuss the federal investigation, which identified 73 cases […]
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