Stem Cells

Stem Cells is mentioned in 408 articles and has appeared on 3 TIME covers
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In the battle over stem cell science, progress is at war with process. The research holds out hope for treatment of everything from Parkinson's disease to diabetes to cancer to spinal cord injuries, if scientists can unlock the secrets of how stem cells develop into their specialized functions. But the promise depends in part on ... Read More

Stem Cells Articles

Found: 408 Articles
  • Jul. 30, 2006 | By NANCY GIBBS
    The debate is so politically loaded that it's tough to tell who's being straight about the real areas of progress and how breakthroughs can be achieved. TIME sorts it out
  • May. 1, 2000 | By Christine Gorman
    Despite a federal ban, research on cure-all embryo tissue widens
  • Apr. 17, 2006 | By Alice Park
    Imagine a cell nestled happily in the human body and enjoying the best of all possible worlds. It is endowed with immortality, the remarkable ability to divide indefinitely. Each time it cleaves, it makes two daughter cells with different fates. One divides again and again and again, spawning hundreds of copies of itself before exhausting ...
  • Jul. 16, 2006 | By NANCY GIBBS
    The President's stand could slow research, but scientific ingenuity is cooking up new breakthroughs
  • Aug. 20, 2001 | By Richard Lacayo
    Months of debate--and one lucky break--led to the President's compromise. The inside story
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