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The California Stem Cell Report

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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Looking for Work? Want to Help Give Away Billions of Dollars?

CIRM has two new job openings, including one for an AI whiz.

Capricor Stock Jumps 59 Percent as Firm Maneuvers to Win Approval of Duchenne Treatment

California taxpayers backing firm with $18 million

LinkedIn Video, Transparency, Accessibility: The View from the Stem Cell Trenches at CIRM

An infectious video involving the transparency of a California state biomedical research organization, whose 17,000-word genome rarely inspires influencers, caught my attention recently.

Capricor in Trouble with Feds But California Stands Apart from the Ruckus Despite $18 Million Taxpayer Investment. Why?

Here is the answer from the Golden State's stem cell and gene therapy program, which has a longterm interest in the program.

Political Media Tackle $12 Billion California Ballot Measure for Immunology Research

Not identical to the California stem cell and gene therapy agency, also a $12 billion enterprise, but some similarities

Capricor Committed to Winning Federal Go-Ahead on Treatment for Deadly Affliction that Attacks Boys and Young Men

California backing company with $18 million

Capricor's Treatment for Deadly Muscle-Wasting Disease Rebuffed by FDA Advisory Committee

15,000 boys and young men affected nationwide; California has millions of dollars riding on the Duchenne therapy

FDA-Capricor Hearing: Patients Tell a Story of Loss and Unstoppable Muscle Deterioration

Holding a pencil, feeding themselves and dignity are major goals for patients

Capricor-FDA Hearing: Public to be Heard Next, Vote on Capricor May Come by Midafternoon

The FDA-Capricor hearing in Maryland is beginning its afternoon session after a lunch break.

FDA Capricor Hearing: Company Says Lightning Does Not Strike Three Times in Same Place

Consistent favorable results not coincidental