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Doctors use stem cell therapy for genetic skin diseaseScience Daily (press release) - 23 hours ago"There are hundreds of thousands of children and adults waiting for new breakthroughs in stem cell research, and time is never enough. …Son's rare disorder leads mother to a desperate gamble USA Todayall 6 news articles

The Stem Cell Referendum: Politics Masquerading as ScienceNJ Blog, New Jersey - 23 hours agoEven the scientific community can't muster a good argument in favor of the stem cell referendum. A public question on this Tuesday's ballot asks voters to …

Corzine declares New Jersey ready to become stem cell leaderNewsday, NY - Nov 2, 2007Jon S. Corzine on Friday declared New Jersey ready to become a global leader in stem cell research. But Corzine said whether voters on Tuesday approve …Poll finds varying support for NJ stem cell question NewsdayNew Jersey Poll Finds Soft Support for Stem [...]

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Cryo-Cell Launches C'elle, First-Ever Proprietary Menstrual Stem …CNNMoney.com - Nov 1, 2007Dr. Amit N. Patel, Director of Cardiac Stem Cell Therapies at the McGowan Institute, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, along with other independent …UPDATE 1-Stem cell storage firm Cryo-Save IPO raises $55 mln Reuters.ukNews at a Glance: Promising Stem Cells Discovered in Menstrual … Earthtimesall [...]

LETTER OF THE DAY - Stem cell pills - is Jamaica ready?Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica - Oct 31, 2007There are basically three different types of stem cell research - embryonic stem cells, adult stem cells and recently, stem cells from the umbilical cord. …COMMENTARY - STEM CELL RESEARCH: There are alternatives to embryos The Patriot LedgerStem cell research [...]

Gene, Stem Cell Therapy Only Needs To Be 50 Percent Effective To …Science Daily (press release) - Oct 31, 2007Recent discoveries have demonstrated that gene and/or stem cell therapy could help a variety of organs in the body, but until now scientists have been …

New Jersey’s debt has nearly doubled since 2000 to about $30 billion and will cost the state about $3 billion this year in interest, which eats up 10 percent of the state budget. via Home News Tribune

A Korean scientist who was found to have fabricated much of his work did achieve a scientific first, though not the one he claimed.

Former Surgeon General Richard H. Carmona said that Bush administration officials tried to weaken or suppress health reports.

The move effectively pushed the debate surrounding the research into the 2008 presidential campaign.