Welcome to the Not Old Better Show. I'm Paul Vogelsang, and this is episode number 400.

This is a special episode on health care, which is so important to all of us but particularly so

to the members of the not old Better Show. Regarding health, health insurance,

treating disease and even health care research. There's an important new show I want to share

with you. The newest podcast from my partners at Wundery, Bad Batch, will investigate

the multi-million dollar under-regulated industry of

stem cell therapy where corporate greed and patient desperation collide.

It's an industry that claims to treat pain, autoimmune diseases, infections, and even autism.

It's a cautionary tale and an important new show and a very important listen.

We all know that every day hundreds of thousands of people in the US

have to make decisions about their health.

Treating diseases, managing pain, it can be scary, and it can be life-changing.

But what happens if you're offered a supposed miracle cure and you end up worse off than before. In Wundries' excellent Dr Death

podcast you heard about 33 patients in Texas who went in for surgery and

have their lives forever changed by an incompetent doctor.

The host of that show, reporter Laura Beale broke that story open and now she is reporting

on another great story, stem cell therapy and a bad batch that gave a group

of patients disastrous results.

You're about to hear a preview of Bad Batch.

While you're listening, go subscribe to Bad Batch on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you're listening now.

There's also a link to the episode in our show notes

that will take you directly there.

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