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According to the UK Daily Mail, Vavelta is derived from baby foreskins donated by mothers at a hospital in the U.S. after routine circumcision.<ref>{{ | According to the UK Daily Mail, Vavelta is derived from baby foreskins donated by mothers at a hospital in the U.S. after routine circumcision.<ref>{{REFweb | ||
| quote=These are derived from baby foreskins donated by moters at a hospital in the U.S. after routine circumcision. | | quote=These are derived from baby foreskins donated by moters at a hospital in the U.S. after routine circumcision. | ||
| last=Hardy | | last=Hardy | ||
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| work=Mail Online | | work=Mail Online | ||
| date=2008-11-19 | | date=2008-11-19 | ||
| | | title=Would you undergo anti-ageing treatment using cells from circumcised newborn babies? | ||
| url=http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1086330/Would-undergo-anti-ageing-treatment-using-cells-circumcised-newborn-babies.html#ixzz1L6q0SyrR | | url=http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1086330/Would-undergo-anti-ageing-treatment-using-cells-circumcised-newborn-babies.html#ixzz1L6q0SyrR | ||
| accessdate=2011-05-07 | | accessdate=2011-05-07 | ||