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Informed Consent

The legal and ethical process of explaining a procedure's risks, benefits and alternatives before a patient agrees in writing.

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Regulation & Safety

What is Informed Consent?

Informed consent is the formal process — required by law in Turkey, the EU and most of the world — in which a patient receives a clear, written explanation of a proposed procedure's mechanism, expected benefits, potential risks, alternative treatments and right to withdraw, then signs to confirm understanding. At TurkeyStemcell, informed consent for stem cell, exosome and advanced cellular protocols is reviewed in the patient's preferred language before any biological product is administered.

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Turkish Ministry of Health Licensing

The regulatory framework under which stem cell therapy is legally practised in Turkey — equivalent in rigour to EU and US frameworks.

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