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 changing priorities.
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Capricor Stock Jumps 59 Percent as Firm Maneuvers to Win Approval of Duchenne Treatment
Patients with a deadly muscle-wasting disease received good news this afternoon from a San Diego firm that has developed a therapy for the affliction financed with millions of dollars from the California stem cell and gene therapy agency....
LinkedIn Video, Transparency, Accessibility: The View from the Stem Cell Trenches at CIRM
A LinkedIn video praising CIRM and transparency
An infectious video involving the transparency of a California state biomedical research organization, whose 17,000-word genome rarely inspires influencers, caught my attention recently.
It...
Capricor in Trouble with Feds But California Stands Apart from the Ruckus Despite $18 Million Taxpayer Investment. Why?
Here is the answer from the Golden State's stem cell and gene therapy program, which has a longterm interest in the program.
Why hasn’t the California state agency that has invested $18 million in taxpayer dollars in Capricor Therapeutics...
Political Media Tackle $12 Billion California Ballot Measure for Immunology Research
News conference announcing the UCLA immunology institute in 2024 — governor’s office video
The largest scientific research measure on the California ballot since 2020 -- an ambitious $8.4 billion initiative -- received some significant me...
Capricor Committed to Winning Federal Go-Ahead on Treatment for Deadly Affliction that Attacks Boys and Young Men
California backing company with $18 million
Despite unfavorable action by a key federal committee and another steep drop in its stock price, Capricor …
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