Last night, 60 minutes aired a report describing the dangers of what has become known as stem cell tourism – people traveling to other countries to receive unverified “treatments”. You can watch the episode here. In the story, they spoke with Gary Susser, whose son Adam has cerebral palsy. Susser and his wife took Adam … Continue reading 60 Minutes highlights concerns about clinics marketing unverified stem cell treatments
Month: January 2012
CIRM’s 1,000th published paper targets Huntington’s disease
CIRM recently realized a noteworthy milestone with the publication of the 1,000th CIRM-funded paper in early December (here is a link to that paper). This is exciting to me personally because one of my first assignments when I joined CIRM three years ago was to develop (in collaboration with my Science Office colleague Rahul Thakar) … Continue reading CIRM’s 1,000th published paper targets Huntington’s disease