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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The quote from Hank Greely was mangled in the “embarrassing blackouts” article earlier today. It has been adjusted for clarity.
‘Embarrassing’ Blackouts Mar Affordability Plan to Help Californians with Multimillion-Dollar Gene Therapy
A sample page from the Rocket access and affordability plan.
A legally required affordability plan for a cure for California children with a deadly, ultra-rare disease suffers from an “embarrassing” lack of information as the several-mill...
California’s 21-Year-Old Medical Research Legacy and Hard Times for Science
The California biomedical research community has been beleaguered for many months now, but all is not doom and gloom, at least by some standards.
This morning, Capitol Weekly carried a piece that points to a few
brighter spots. Here is h...
Another First for California’s Gene Therapy Program: An Affordability Plan to Help Its Residents Pay for New Treatment
The Langenhop family children were successfully treated at UCLA during a clinical trial testing the new therapy. A few years later, they celebrated at Disneyland. UCLA/family photo
In a landmark move, California’s stem cell/gene therapy pr...
Feds Okay More Time for Review of Cell Therapy for Deadly Genetic Affliction that Destroys Boys’ Muscle Tissue
Capricor Therapeutics received a reprieve on Monday when federal regulators delayed their “action date” on a cell therapy -- one that is backed by millions from California taxpayers -- for a deadly, muscle-wasting affliction.
It was good n...
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