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» Moving Stem Cells Front and Center
Published 02/23/2005 | February 2005 , Stem Cells | Rating:

By ANDREW POLLACK - New York Times

IRVINE, Calif. - Hans S. Keirstead might be the Pied Piper of stem cells - and not just because he makes rats walk. He also helped lure Californians to the polls last fall to approve spending $3 billion of the state's money on embryonic stem cell research over the next decade. But he has critics who worry that he may be leading their new field too far, too soon into uncharted territory.Dr. Keirstead, an assistant professor at the University of California campus here, has been making paralyzed rats walk again, using a treatment based on human embryonic stem cells.

» Now, Dirty Harry Is Gunning for the ADA
Published 02/10/2005 | Technology , February 2005 | Unrated
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY - JOHN M. WILLIAMS - MAY 10, 2000

But Clint Eastwood and other critics should hold their fire until they get the facts straight

I'll apologize to no one for the Americans with Disabilities Act. It's one of the greatest laws ever passed. The ADA covers all races, both genders -- all working-age people with disabilities.
» Eastwood Continues Disability Vendetta with "Million Dollar Baby"
Published 02/9/2005 | Entertainment , February 2005 | Rating:

www.spinalcord.org

Bethesda, Md. - Score one for Clint Eastwood for his award winning film, "Million Dollar Baby," a brilliantly executed attack on life after spinal cord injury (SCI).