China’s human placenta trade is still thriving despite ban over 10 years ago
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You’d be hard-pressed to believe that human placenta – you know, the organ that provides oxygen and nutrients to a baby in a woman’s uterus during pregnancy – is still being traded in China for use in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and for casual consumption because of its apparent ‘healing properties’.
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