An 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 changing priorities.
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California’s Stem Cell Agency and a $12 Million Proposal to Treat a Rare Disease in the Womb
Fanconi patient Mariano Duque speaks about his experience. Fanconi Cancer Foundation video
California’s stem cell and gene therapy agency is slated to award about $200 million next week in its search for revolutionary therapies -- n...
Poll Shows $8.4 Billion Immunology Research Measure Favored by Likely Voters in California
Rendering of a UCLA facility that would house an immunology research institute supported by Proposition 38.
Fifty-five percent of likely California voters support Proposition 38, an $8.4 billion bond measure on the November ballot that wou...
Silence is the Order of the Day on Rocket Pharma’s Affordability/Access Plan for a Multimillion-Dollar Gene Therapy
The general counsel for California’s $12 billion stem cell/gene therapy program waited patiently and quietly for 20 minutes and 46 seconds last week to hear any comments -- pro or con -- involving its first affordability and access plan for...
Ultra-Rare Affliction: Three Possible Patients Identified at UCLA for First CIRM Gene Therapy
UCLA’s Don Kohn with the first patient, Marley Gaskins, to receive in 2019 first treatment at UCLA for LAD-1. Her mother, Tamara Hogue, is at right. UCLA photo
UCLA is aware of three patients with a deadly, ultra-rare condition who could p...
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