The California Stem Cell Report
David JensenAn inside and independent look at the Golden State's $12 billion stem cell research program, how it works, who wins and who loses, its conflicts of interest and its new, $5.5 billion path forward.
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CIRM's 'Adventure with a Deadline:' How Billions will be Spent Pursuing Stem Cell and Gene Therapies
CIRM’s timetable for devising its new framework for funding priorities. SAF stands for Strategic Allocation Framework. ICOC is the abbreviation for the CIRM board’s name.
A Plea in a Deadly Family Affair: Lingering Fallout from California's Hold on Applications for Millions in Research Dollars
Rare disease research affected, including a man named Jeff
This is Not a Stem Cell Item
But it does involve group think, which has something to do with the scientific community and other folks, such as venture capitalists
CIRM CEO Search: 100 Plus 'Applicants' Hoping to Lead the Quest for Revolutionary Treatments Backed by Billions from California
Stem cells, gene therapy, treatment affordability -- all part of the yeasty brew
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