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"… cture of cutting-edge medical products.But before they entered the system, Michael Mastromarino, owner of a New Jersey-based tissue recovery firm, needed to solve a coupl …"

Medical journal issues warning about human tissue trade

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"… implanted in hundreds of patients because of convicted body-snatcher Michael Mastromarino, now in a New York prison. The Lancet said the for-profit t …"