The Los Angeles Times was quick to weigh in with an editorial on the significance of the contaminated stem cell issue in California.
Writing in today's edition, the Times said that the disclosure of the bad stem cells "shows why California's $3-billion stem cell research program — approved by ballot measure last fall — has to start delivering dollars to scientists.
"Its progress must not be hindered by interest groups that would like to prohibit it from issuing any grants unless discussions are conducted in public."
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