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| More From the Los Angeles Times on DNA Databasesby Osagie Obasogie, Biopolitical TimesJuly 22nd, 2008The Los Angeles Times published another article on what has become an intriguing series questioning the long held belief that matches made in DNA databases uniquely identify perpetrators with an extraordinarily high level of certainty |
| New Jersey ends stem cell dreamsby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesJune 24th, 2008The long-planned Stem Cell Institute of New Jersey died quietly last week - so quietly, in fact, that some of its prominent backers were caught unaware. |
| State Pulls Back on Stem Cell Funding
by Josh Margolin and Ted Sherman, The Star-LedgerJune 22nd, 2008Eight months after state officials broke ground on New Jersey's new center for stem cell research, the once-heralded $150 million project has quietly been put on indefinite hold. |
| Stem Cell and Cloning Confusion, Once Againby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesApril 29th, 2008A frustrating aspect of working in stem cell policy is the nearly incessant conflation of the various types of stem cell research.
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| States Crack Down On Online Gene Testsby Robert Langreth and Matthew Herper, ForbesApril 18th, 2008The flashy new industry of personalized gene testing is experiencing some early blowback. New York State's Department of Health has sent letters raising the specter of fines and jail time to six online gene-testing firms. |
| Inaccuracy and Histrionics in Louisiana by Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesApril 17th, 2008In a too-common occurrence, the media are inaccurately portraying a stem cell bill, and research advocates are exaggerating its potential impact. |
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