Megan Munsie, a leader in stem cell ethics at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute, discusses the allure of stem cell therapies in Australia. She highlights why many are traveling abroad for treatments and the risks of misleading commercial claims. The conversation delves into unique stem cell capabilities and the ethical implications of their research, including regulatory challenges in Australia. Munsie emphasizes the need for rigorous testing to ensure patient safety and advocates for informed decision-making amidst the growing interest in experimental therapies.