July 2000
Cures on Hold
Biomedicine: Scarcity of stem cells blocks biomedical progress
By Antonio Regalado
Nearly two years after the isolation of human embryonic stem cells promised to change the face of medical research, progress is still on hold due to scientists' limited access to the cells. Private companies are restricting use of their supplies, and government initiatives to provide the cells to academics remain stalled by abortion politics.
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