After Bush’s Veto, What is Next for Stem Cell Research?
First appeared in The Huffington Post For the second consecutive year, President Bush is vetoing legislation that would expand the range of human embryonic stem cell...
First appeared in The Huffington Post For the second consecutive year, President Bush is vetoing legislation that would expand the range of human embryonic stem cell...
Nature News “For the first time, specialized human cells have been transformed into a state similar to that seen in embryonic stem cells, without using viruses.”Read...
The Academy of Medical Sciences “A report by the Academy of Medical Sciences has concluded that research involving inter-species embryos (human embryos containing animal material) should...
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SF Gate “The California Supreme Court cleared the way for the state’s stem cell research agency to distribute billions of dollars in grants Wednesday when it...
Reuters “Mutated nerve cells called glial cells may secrete the poisons that cause amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, researchers are reporting.” Read...
Washington Post “For the second time in nine months, the Senate today passed a bill that would loosen President Bush’s restrictions on human embryonic stem cell...
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PR Newswire “Senators Norm Coleman and Johnny Isakson of Georgia filed S.30, an alleged compromise stem cell research bill they have euphemistically titled the ‘Hope Offered...
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University of Michigan, Press Release “ANN ARBOR, Mich.”ÓUniversity of Michigan researchers have received approval to begin accepting donated embryos that will be used to derive the...
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Gotham Magazine, Mar 2007 Read more »
The News Journal “Supporters of legislation that would regulate government-funded research using embryonic stem cells said they plan to speak up for what they contend is...
New York Social Diary, Mar 5, 2007 Read more »
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Columbia Magazine, Feb 2, 2007 Read more »
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The New York Stem Cell Foundation convened its first annual Translational Stem Cell Research Conference at The Rockefeller University in Manhattan. The conference brings together the...
Nature “Women who donate their eggs for stem-cell research should be compensated in the same way as other healthy research volunteers, argues Insoo Hyun.”Read more »