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NIH Restrictions

A survey of CIRM grantees found that the federal ban on human embryonic stem cell research funding could slow California stem cell research and cut California jobs.

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CIRM disease teams are placing bets on genetically manipulated stem cells to treat HIV/AIDS, glioma, sickle cell disease and a rare, lethal skin condition.

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Progress towards new therapies for HIV/AIDS

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  • Saving lives: CIRM-funded research has already produced a therapy in clinical trials
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"California is poised to lead not only this country, but all countries on stem cell research. We cannot fall behind the nations who are making this life-saving science a priority" -   Read more from Governer Arnold Schwarzenegger

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  • August 23 2010
    Statement Regarding US District Court Ruling Freezing NIH Funding of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research
  • August 19 2010
    Stem cell agency commits $243 million, expands team approach to developing new therapies
  • June 22 2010
    CIRM allocates $25 million to overcome immune rejection of stem cell transplantation therapies

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  • August 04 2010
    Wechsler-Reya becomes first CIRM Research Leadership Award recipient
  • July 27 2010
    CIRM Partners with WikiPathways to Create Stem Cell Portal

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