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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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Regulation & Safety

What is Turkish Ministry of Health Licensing?

Stem cell therapy in Turkey is legal and tightly regulated by the Turkish Ministry of Health (T.C. Sağlık Bakanlığı). Licensed clinics must operate within accredited hospital facilities, source cell products exclusively from inspected GMP manufacturing sites, perform documented patient consent and follow-up, and report adverse events to the national pharmacovigilance system. TurkeyStemcell operates under these requirements, which patients can verify before booking through the Ministry's public clinic registry.

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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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