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• Japan to allow limited human embryonic cloning, NatureNews
• Johns Hopkins researchers develop human stem cell line containing sickle cell anemia mutation, JHMI
• Improved efficiency and pace of generating induced pluripotent stem cells from human adult and fetal fibroblasts, StemCells
• Brazil's top court approves stem cell research, AP
• Stem cells get real, Forbes
• Neurons derived from reprogrammed fibroblasts functionally integrate into the fetal brain and improve symptoms of rats with Parkinson's disease, PNAS
• US experts bemoan nation's loss of stature in the world of science, WashPost
• Brazil court to decide on embryonic cell research, Reuters
• Balancing act: (HFEA Chair), Guardian
• RM 32 million for stem cell research (Malaysia), NewStraitsTimes
• Poll - More Americans condemn fur clothing than divorce or embryonic stem cell research, LifeSite
• (LA) Senate committee clears bill to ban funds for human cloning, Advocate
• S. Korea Church: no to bioethics law, it permits sale of human eggs, AsiaNews
• The ground state of embryonic stem cell self-renewal, Nature
• A Wellcome debate, Guardian
• British nod to embryo 'chimeras' raises hackles in Germany, DeutscheWelle
• The New Law on Admixed Embryos and the Genetic Heritage of the Living Kingdom, PracticalEthics
• Has research on embryos produced any significant medical advances yet? Independent
• Enter the cybrids, NYTimesBlogs
• State's stem cell bill (Minn.), MinnPost
• Cells from 'cytoplasmic hybrids' won't make it into humans, TimesOnline
• UK lawmakers approve embryo research, AP
• MPs vote against human-animal hybrid embryo ban, Telegraph
• Who's afraid of a synthetic human? TimesOnline
• 'Hope' makes a case for stem cell research, LATimes
• The ethics of 'human admixed embryos': Concerns and responses, PracticalEthics
• A conversation about the HFE Bill, WellcomeTrust
• Stem cell sector awaits patent ruling, Scotsman
• Gordon Brown accepts compromise over fathers to save key parts of embryo Bill, TimesOnline
• Stem cell IPO faces long odds, Reuters
• New South Korean law tightens rules on cloning, AFP
• Adult cells steal trick from cancer to become stem-cell like, ScientificAmerican
• Can a cell have a soul?, BMJ
• CIRM affordable access bill easily clears senate (Cali.), CaliforniaStemCellReport
• The harsher reality of the FDA hold on Geron, CaliforniaStemCellReport
• Geron stem cell trial held up by FDA; Shares fall, Bloomberg
• BBVA Foundation international study on attitudes to stem cell research, EurekAlert
• Public want more debate on human embryo research, TimesOnline
• How embryonic stem cells develop into tissue specific cells demonstrated, ScienceDaily
• Stem cell study grants awarded, BaltimoreSun
• Open-air demo supports UK embryo research, NatureNews
• Gov Paterson announces nearly $109M in new stem cell research funding, NewYorkState
• First genetically modified human embryo: Advance or abomination, Wired
• Stemcell research special edition, TimesOnline
• DeGette tests support for new stem-cell bill, DenverPost
• Curbs to be relaxed on stem-cell consent, Times
• Scientist team creates girst GM human embryo, SundayTimes
• Fertility expert Lord Winston 'relaxed' about embryo bill failure, Telegraph
• Embryonic stem cell research bill clears Minn. House but faces veto threat from Pawlenty, StarTribune
• $271M in stem cell grants OKd, SFChronicle
• Stem cell bill narrowly passes house (Minn.), StarTribune
• SC group gets its first building block, UnionTribune
• Mo. appeals court rules on challenge to ballot summary of stem cell research ban,MedNewsToday
• Stem cell funds likely, post-Bush, DenverPost
• Humans 'to grow replacement body parts', Times
• Corzine defends stem-cell firm in NJ, CourierPost
• Doctor: Cloning ban would harm Ohio research, TheEnquirer
• Embryonic stem cells 2.0, NatureReportsStemCells
• Doctors accused of doing illegal stem-cell trials, Nature
• Use of DIY stem cell blood kits curbed, Independent
• Stem cell firm to open in NJ after getting $589k in grants, Newsday
• 'Stem cell' creams scream sell, BradentonHerald
• Stem cells found for the first time in the pituitary, ScienceDaily
• Army applies stem cell research to regrowing extremities, DailyTech
• Call for embryo research (Ireland), IrishMedicalTimes
• Embryonic stem cell debate trips up Ohio cloning bill, Ohio.com
• It's science vs. religion again for Louisiana's legislature, KnoxNews
• German lawmakers loosen limits on stem cell research, DerSpiegel
• Germany relaxes rules in stem cell research, AHNNews
• Building baby from the genes up, WashingtonPost
• FDA hearings on stem cell drugs, WallStreetJournal
• Stem cell conference pushes the science nearer its goals, Scotsman
• Cardinal posts youtube protest, Scotsman
• Church leaders clash over embryos, Scotsman
• Scientists win public support on embryo research (UK), TimesOnline
• Hybrids: separating hope from the hype, Telegraph
• Budget negotiators restore $19M for stem cells (Maryland), wjz
• Stem cells made to mimic disease, BBCNews
• New stem cell hub opens in Brisbane, SydneyMorningHerald
• State stem cell grants awarded (Connecticut), Courant
• First British human-animal hybrid embryos created by scientists, Guardian
• UK's first hybrid embryos created, BBCNews
• Hybrid embryos made by UK scientists, Telegraph
• Stem-cell banking: lifeline or sub-prime?, NatureReportsStemCells
• Embryology research is controversial...but would you refuse the treatment?, TimesOnline
• Cardinal agrees stem cell meeting (UK), PressAssociation
• VetCell moves into multi-billion dollar N.American market, BusinessWeeklyUK
• Stem cells from hair follicles may help 'grow' new blood vessels, ScienceDaily
• A reprogramming rush, Nature
• Stem cells: 5 things to know before jumping on the iPS bandwagon, Nature
• Rabbis back embryo bill as a life-saver, JewishChronicle
• British Muslims fully support Catholic leaders in opposition to embryo bill, MedNewsToday
• hESC lines differ in genes that could control disease susceptibility, ScienceDaily
• Researchers create protective sac for growing stem cells, USNews
• A matter of life & death (a detailed look at the UK embryology bill), Guardian
• A clump of cells? Or a living being with a soul?, Independent
• Stowers awaits resolution of life sciences controversy (Missouri), KCCommunityNews
• PM to allow free vote on 'ethical' aspects of embryo bill, Guardian
• Brown's embryology letter to MPs in full, Guardian
• Nebraska governor signs stem cell bill, OmahaWorld-Herald
• State health department overpaid on stem cell grants (Illinois), WQAD
• Knesset approves organ donation law, JerusalemPost
• More new lines of parthenogenetic embryonic stem cells, CellResearch
• Stem cell stalemate: Minn. authors say US falling behind other nations, MinnPost
• Senate approves life sciences funding (Mass), MassLive
• Therapeutic cloning treats Parkinson's Disease in mice, ScienceDaily
• Therapeutic cloning in individual parkinsonian mice, NatureMedicine
• Scientists predict new era for stem cells after presidential election, MercuryNews
• Md senate approves budget: reduces stem cell research funding, MedNewsToday
• Unproven stem-cell treatments spur research group guidelines, Bloomberg
• Stem cell firm looks elsewhere as US delays tests, GuardianUnlimited
• Biopolitical Times: CIRM eyeing ways to pay women for eggs, CaliforniaSCReport
• Rowan Williams: Society can't handle science, Telegraph
• Embryo research bill could block life-saving stem-cell treatments, Times
• Brazil announces US$5 million for stem cell research, SciDevNet
• How to grow stem cells with a plastic toy, Wired
• Banking on the future of stem cells, Nature
• Gordon Brown hints Catholic MPs will get free vote on Embryology Bill, Telegraph
• Deadly sins 101: Is stem cell research worse than sloth?, Slate
• US upholds 2 more stem cell patents, AP
• Female sperm and gay guinea pigs, SanFranciscoChronicle
• 'Lab-made' gamete ban to be lifted in UK?, Scientist
• Building people's faces from stem cells may be possible in two decades, BMJ
• New stem cell technique improves genetic alteration, ScienceDaily
• MPs back artificial sperm for childless, Guardian
• Scientists to create iPS cells from Japanese patients, DailyYomiuri
• More than 100 academics call for MPs to have free vote on embryo research, TimesOnline
• Catholic MPs to rebel over embryo bill, Telegraph
• Brazilian scientists battle animal experimentation bans, Science
• Brazil court puts off stem cell ruling, AP
• Brazil court to rule on stem cells, AP
• Stem cell bank to be set up in HCM City, VietNamNews
• Molecular alliance that sustains embryonic stem cell state identified, ScienceDaily
• Cancers inhibited by stem cell protein, NewScientist
• German science takes an international view, Science
• Senate slashes stem-cell funds (Maryland), BaltimoreSun
• £600k to promote stem cell research (UK), MLWMagazine
• The next big battle at the legislature: stem cells (Minnesota), MinnPost
• Government set to launch stem cell project at 4 institutions (Japan), YomiuriShimbun
• Brazil's church lobbies on stem cells, AP
• Birds do it. Bees do it. Dragons don't need to., NYTimes
• WARF stem cell patent upheld; fight to continue, BizJournalofMilwaukee
• Stem cell patent used by Geron upheld, SanJoseBizJournal
• House OKs $1billion life-sciences bill, ProvidenceJournal
• EuroStemCell researcher challenges amniotic stem cell claims, InnovationsReport
• U of Michigan pushes stem cell research forward, Metromode
• Life sciences bill advances (Mass), WorcesterTelegram
• Stem cells: A sure bet in the '08 race, CNNMoney
• Stem cell funds under scrutiny (Maryland), BaltimoreSun
• State weighs tabling stem cell funding (Maryland), WashingtonPost
• Bill takes aim at CIRM governance, stem cell research payback, EastBayBusinessTimes
• Nebraska's revised stem cell bill gets pro-life ok, ChristianPost
• One big step for Geron, SiliconValley
• Judge rejects Carnahan's ballot language for stem-cell amendment (Missouri), AP
• China makes big leap forward on stem cell harvests, ChinaDaily
• Scientists move towards stem cell therapy trials to mend shattered bones, EurekAlert
• Opportunities in China lure scientists home, WashingtonPost
• Stem cell advance for stroke treatment, Wired
• Neuralstem sells option to license stem-cell product, BaltimoreSun
• Stem cells for diabetes, Forbes
• Collaboration For Safety Studies For Stem Cell Therapy In SMA, BioresearchOnline
• Korea plans center for neuroscience, KoreaTimes
• Defending life and dignity (Leon Kass), AmericanEnterpriseInstitute
• Defining mol. cornerstones during fibroblast to iPS cell reprog. in mouse, CellStemCell
• Committee to reconsider stem cell bill (Nebraska), OmahaNewstand
• Controversial stem cell treatment attracts thousands, ABCNewsNightline
• How much is that cloned doggie in the window?, Independent
• Generation of PSCs from adult mouse liver and stomach cells, Science
• Epithelial cells made pluripotent, TheScientist
• Stem cells: A new path to pluripotency, Nature
• Stem cells: Beyond the flat world, Nature
• Stem cells: In search of common ground, Nature
• German parliament postpones stem cell law decision until march, DW-World
• Stem cell fracture treatment showing results, AustralianBroadcastingCorp
• Beauty industry embraces stem cell technology, CBSNews
• Stem cell therapy offers hope for pets dogged by pain, USAToday
• Biotech bill backers expect quick passage (Mass.), BostonHerald
• $1B set for state life sci (Mass.), WorcesterTelegram
• Human stem cell tests could begin this summer, CNNMoney
• Slow Calif. science plan a lesson for Mass., BostonGlobe
• Calif. stem cell institute gets 50 applications for cell line funding, SanFranBusTimes
• State lawmakers poised for stem cell debate (Nebraska), BeatriceDailySun
• Stem cells: Stuck in New Jersey, Nature
• Stem cells may help trial drugs, PressAssociation
• Stem cells shine in Shanghai, CellStemCell
• German scientists campaign for liberalisation of stem cell law..., BMJ
• Stem cells nudge closer to ballot spot (Michigan), DetroitFreePress
• Human embryos created to fight inherited disease, Guardian
• Q&A: three-parent embryos, Telegraph
• Finnish patient gets new jaw from own stem cells, Reuters
• Scientists claim victory in blocking stem-cell law (UK), TimesOnline
• Humane biology: stem cell researchers have won a sensible concession, TimesOnline
• Nuclear transfer: Still on the table, Science
• Seismic shift for stem cell research, Science
• Shinya Yamanaka: Modest researcher, Results to brag about, Science
• Ministry to widen ban on stem cell research (Japan), HeraldAsahi
• Pope says some science shatters human dignity, ScientificAmerican
• Centre offers genetic fix for unborn babies, CourierMail
• Stem cell passes state senate (New Mexico), CNJOnline
• Stem-cell ballot language submitted (Michigan), DetroitFreePress
• Questioning the allure of putting cells in the bank, NYTimes
• Bush praises skin to stem cell breakthrough in state of the union, Wired
• CIRM disagrees with Pres. Bush's misleading position on stem cell research, CIRM
• Human embryonic stem cell derivation from poor-quality embryos, Nature
• Flawed embryos seen as source for stem cells, BostonGlobe
• Stem cell transplants 'may benefit stroke victims', InTheNewsUK
• Game of life, TheAge
• Committee considers stem cell research bill (New Mexico), ElDefensorChieftain
• Doctor linked to stem cell fraud is back, IOL
• European registry makes stem-cell use transparent, Nature
• Historian chosen to head fertility watchdog, TimesOnline
• Dogs get pricey stem cell therapy, LiveScience
• Thomson: Massive stem cell investment needed to catch California, CapitalTimes
• Injection of hope through China's stem cell therapies, LancetNeuro
• Commentary: Somatic cell nuclear transfer, progress & promise, StemCells
• Girl dies, had tried stem cell therapy, SanJoseMercuryNews
• Eliot stiffs ethics in stem cell tiff, NYPost
• Ministers will rethink Bill that could block stem-cell experiments, TimesOnline
• You are holding back life-saving research, scientists tell ministers, TimesOnline
• El Segundo undergoes stem cell therapy, ThoroughbredNews
• Green light for hybrid research (UK), BBCNews
• Q&A: Hybrid Embryos, Guardian
• California company sees fertile ground in stem cells, Guardian
• Human embryos cloned from adult cells, Nature
• Development of Human cloned Blastocysts Following Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT) with Adult Fibroblasts, StemCells
• Stem cells: A national project (Japan), Nature
• Stem cell scientists break through red tape (Japan), AustralianBusiness
• Embryos challenge fails in lords, BBCNews
• Lawmakers to again consider money for stem cell research (Florida), CBS4
• States vie for stem-cell scientists, Stateline.org
• Identification of a novel neural stem cell type, ScienceDaily
• Parliament must retain moral authority over science (Mary Warnock, comment), Guardian
• Lab cites stem cell advance: harvest method could leave embryos undamaged, WashPost
• Human embryonic stem cell lines generated without embryo destruction, CellStemCell
• Niche control of stem cell function, ScienceDaily
• Scientists merge mammalian cells from two species, creating chimera, UChicagoChron
• Public access backlash, Science
• A dog's stem cell life, ABCNews
• China parents to sue over 'tainted' umbilical cord blood, Reuters
• Egg sharing: Women come forward (UK), NewcastleUniversity
• Japan researcher proposes stem cell bank, ScientificAmerican
• Can a no-star movie move the stem cell debate?, ZDNet
• Albany: First grants from stem cell program, NYTimes
• Experimental drugs flourish in China, AsiaTimes
• Senators may revisit embryonic research ban (Nebraska), OmahaWorldHerald
• US deal boosts radiation drug, WashingtonPost
• A conversation with Story Landis, of the NIH stem cell task force, NatureReports
• State demands strain US stem cell scientists, NatureReports
• Election fireworks (US), Nature
• Science and the next US President, Science
• Desperate Americans seek unproven cell treatments in China, AP
• Germany's top evangelical church leader backs continuing hESC research, LifeSite
• Decline in scientific gaffes by celebrities, FinancialTimes
• Physicist takes the helm of Italy's research council, Nature
• Osiris gets $224.7 mln contract for stem-cell therapy, Reuters
• Concern over destroyed embryos by IVF clinics, TelegraphUK
• Disgraced cloner seeks license in comeback bid, Nature
• Shiites and Sunnis disagree over cloning, WiredScience
• New law provides permanent state funding for stem cell research (Illinois), WBBM
• Bishops: Limit stem cell research (Massachusetts), WorcesterTelegram
• Artificial blood vessels 'closer', BBCNews
• A budget too small (US), Science
• House of Lords debates the revised Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, PHG
• Development: Is therapeutic cloning dead?, Science
• Stem cell breakthrough: don't forget ethics, Science
• Catholics move to end Illinois' funds for ESC research, CatholicNewsService
• Government to fund iPS study (Japan), DailyYomiuriOnline
• Chip-based gene transfer, LabOnAChip
• New way to sort stem cells discovered, ScienceDaily
• Stem cell therapies' safety under microscope of FDA, WorcesterTelegram
• Widespread support for non-embryonic stem cell research...majority believes embryonic stem cell research still necessary, EurekAlert
• Catholic grant awarded to adult-stem cell research team, ChristianToday
• Stem cell institute (CA) making grants to the private sector, SanJoseMercuryNews
• Europe's stem cell scientists report on progress, CORDIS
• Hwang trying to resume stem cell research, Chosun
• MD stem cell comm. issues nationwide RFA for post-doctoral fellowships, EarthTimes
• Caution urged in new method for new method for stem cells, BostonGlobe
• Talkin' bout regeneration, SydneyMorningHerald
• I know the risk. It's my only hope, GuardianUnlimited
• GSK Invests in Move from 'Made in China' to 'Discovered in China', SeekingAlpha
• Researchers find great grandaddy of all blood cells, USNews&WorldReport
• Stem cell agency (CIRM) hands out $54 million to young scientists, SanJoseMercuryNews
• Health-India: Prime destination for unethical clinical trials, IPSNews
• Maverick scientists 'could use stem cells to create humans', TelegraphUK
• Stem cell panelist steps aside (California), SacramentoBee
• Competition for stem cell research funding surges (Maryland) , BaltimoreBusJournal
• Stanford no. 1 in stem-cell insitute grants, SanJoseMercuryNews
• Stem-cell patch may fix damaged hearts, ReutersUK
• Labour backbenchers rebel on embryo bill, LifeSite
• Modified stem cells ease Muscular Dystrophy symptoms (in mice), USAToday
• Stem cell institute correct in rejecting claims over conflict of interest, Reuters
• UW-Madison, WARF want federal funding for new stem cell technique, WisTechNet
• Scientists cure mice of sickle cell using stem cell technique, WashingtonPost
• Treat. of sickle cell anemia mouse model with iPS cells gen. from autol. skin, Science
• Watchdog (HFEA) delays decision on whether to allow cybrid embryos, TimesOnline
• Generation of iPS cells without Myc from mouse and human fibroblasts, NatureBiotech
• Standing in the way of stem cell research, WashingtonPost
• Vote may allow stem cell sperm, TimesOnline
• The ethical regulation of science, Nature
• Italy reappoints institute head despite controversy, Nature
• Six US insitutions cooperate in stem cell research, ChinaView
• An inconvenient truth: research on hESC must go on, Nature
• Dior targets adult stem cells, WomensWearDaily
• The quality of public dialogue, Science
• State auditor (California) to review stem cell institute finances, SacramentoBizJournal
• Stem cell pioneer says embryonic research still needed, AFP
• Research funders (UK) ask public what they really think about stem cell research, MRC
• Stem cell therapies for the brain more complicated than thought, ScienceDaily
• Suddenly, Connecticut is stem cell central, NYTimes
• Govt to back study on nonembryonic stem cells (Japan), DailyYomiuriOnline
• Good riddance to stem cell clinic (Barbados), NationNews
• Peers attack 'fatherless' IVF bid, BBCNews
• Induced pluripotent stem cell lines derived from human somatic cells, Science
• Induction of pluripotent stem cells from adult human fibroblasts by defined factors, Cell
• Reprogramming the debate - stem cell finding alters ethical controversy, EurekAlert
• Stem cell breakthrough uses no embryos, AssociatedPress
• New stem cell method could ease ethical concerns, NYTimes
• Stem cells without embryos - skin cells transformed, ReutersUK
• Questions, answers on stem cells, AssociatedPress
• Catholic church statement on HFE bill, ChristianToday
• Nervous journal double checks cloning study, ABCNews
• Wary of cuts, stem cell leaders racing to spend '07 money (MD), MDDailyRecord
• Dolly creator Prof Ian Wilmut shuns cloning, Telegraph
• Stem cells: Primates join the club, Nature
• Stem cell research was negligent: Probe (Australia), SydneyMorningHerald
• Scalable human ES culture for therapeutic use, GeneTherapy
• Cloned monkey stem cells produced, Nature
• AMA recommends public cord blood banks, AP
• Schwarzenegger appoints talk show host Leeza Gibbons to stem cell board, IHT
• Scientists use monkey clones to extract stem cells, NYTimes
• Bishops issue guidelines for Catholic voters, LATimes
• Stem cells model disease, TheScientist
• Scientists make monkey cloning breakthrough, Telegraph
• World faces choice on human cloning: UN Study, WashingtonPost
• Is Human Reproductive Cloning Inevitable: Future options for UN Governance, UNU-IAS
• SKoreans use human stem cells in experiment, AFP
• Vietnam ready to research stem cells, ThanhNienNews
• Lawmakers to tackle stem cell research controversy (Nebraska), KMEG
• Cost or benefit? Effect of stem cell amendment changes (Missouri), JoplinGlobe
• Concern over menstrual blood bank, BBCNews
• Now, store stem cells of your pets in Dubai, KhaleejTimes
• Bid for stem cell financing was late and lukewarm, organizers concede, NYTimes
• NJ democrats grapple with rebuke of stem cell initiative, NYTimes
• Stem cell find for child cancer, BBCNews
• An American scientist in Tehran, NatureReportsStemCells
• Cancer research gets go ahead (Texas), HoustonChronicle
• Stem cell federalism flunks in New Jersey, ScienceProgress
• Bank your menstrual stem cells via FedEx, WiredScience
• New Jersey voters defeat stem cell measure, NYTimes
• Just the facts: Debunking certain myths about SC therapy, MalaysiaStar
• VistaGen gets $1.2m grant for stem cell-based drug, SanJoseBusinessJournal
• Teva and Technion in stem cell collaboration, GlobesOnline
• Chinese stem cell venture for Monash, AustralianLifeScientist
• Cancer research bonds lead Tuesday's election lineup (Texas), DallasMorningNews
• Researchers developing new drug delivery system to brain, ScienceDaily
• New territory mapped in stem cell transplantation, HospitalForSickChildren
• Stem cells can improve memory after brain injury, Today@UCI
• Bystander stem cells keep original neurons humming, ScientificAmerican
• 'Therapy' adds ray of 'hope' for Evans City girl, PittsburghTribReview
• EU approves rules regulating gene therapies, other advanced disease treatments, IHT
• Stem cells can improve memory after brain injury, ScienceDaily
• NJ Gov spends $150k to back embryonic stem cell research vote, LifeNews
• Patrick makes pitch for $1b, 10 year biotech initiative (Mass), Boston.com
• Stem cell bank gets first chunk of $1b initiative, MassHighTech
• Fostering stem cell research, BostonGlobe
• Stem cell argument in council (Australia), SunshineCoastDaily
• Embryonic stem cells could be ballot issue (Michigan), GrandRapidsPress
• Martin faces fight of his life (Tasmania), Mercury
• 17 seek $227m for building stem cell research facilities (California), SanFranBusinTimes
• New laws boost cord blood plans (California), SacramentoBee
• The IVM babies: Twins are first in Britain to be born using new technique, DailyMail
• Australian bishops offer election guidelines, Zenit.org
• Life sciences center approves fund for stem cell bank (Mass), BostonHerald
• NJ court clears stem cell vote, Newsday
• Opponent of cancer bond gives warning, $3b could go to hESC research, HoustonChron
• Cell research fused (Australia/China), Science
• Stem cell research gets support (NJ - poll results), Forbes
• Constant policing of our research makes us look sinister, say scientists, TimesOnline
• Italian bioethics committee in uproar, Nature
• US sucks in the world's top science graduates, THESOnline
• Europeans forgo US labs, Nature
• UMass moves closer to stem cell bank, WorcesterTelegram
• Counting on embryos, Science
• Stem cell research laws 'must be relaxed' (UK), TimesOnline
• NJ Gov. urges voters to approve $450m stem cell referendum, Kaiser
• Michigan fights for stem cell cash, DetroitNews
• Hurdle remains for NJ stem cell research, StarLedger
• Legal action launched over proposed stem cell initiative (Mo.), MissouriNet
• 'Interspecies' rodents created using embryonic stem cells, ScienceDaily
• Senate approves Dole amendment to support national cord blood center, WNCT
• NIH leader urges stem cell research, ChicagoTribune
• Sens. Harkin, Specter Remove Spending Bill Provision That Would Have Expanded Federal Funding for Embryonic Stem Cell Research, Kaiser
• Attorney represents frozen human embryo in court (Calif), MSNBC
• Stem cell 'insurance scheme' exploits families say scientists, TheTimes
• NJ appeals court agrees to hear suit challenging $450m stem cell referendum, Kaiser
• Pluripotency redux -- advances in stem-cell research, NEJM
• Alternative energy for embryonic stem cell research, NatureReportsStemCells
• Guidelines on research on genetic modification (China), ChinaDaily
• Criteria creep: Pol. motivated ext. of US SC registry makes no scientific sense, Nature
• Service allows IVF couples to use surplus embryos for creation of stem cell lines, Kaiser
• New head of stem cell agency not affected by tainted research, SanFranciscoChronicle
• Stem cell therapy gives dogs a new leash on life, Oregonian
• IVF 'Cell Bank' plan criticised (UK), BBCNews
• State reviews stem cell grants (Conn), ConnecticutPost
• City to gain state stem cell insititute (NJ), DailyTargum
• White coats defeat grey suits in a clash between science and whitehall, TimesOnline
• Group renews battle to bar stem cell vote (NJ), CourierPost
• Doc's 'supercharged' plan, BostonHerald
• IVF mothers face twins ban (UK), TimesOnline
• US Firm eyeing cell test review (Calif/Australia), HeraldSun
• UCSB gets $3m gift for stem cell center, SoCalTech
• First steps taken to put stem cell ban to voters, DetroitFreePress
• Neighborly care keeps stem cells young, ScienceDaily
• Qld Parliament passes embryonic stem cell bill, ABCNews
• Pope to SKorea, No stem cell research, AssociatedPress
• Health council repeals Romney limit on stem cell research (Mass), BostonGlobe
• Voters may decide on lifting stem cell ban (Mich), DetroitFreePress
• "Show me" bioethics and politics, AJOB
• Doubts raised over stem-cell marker, Nature
• Health authorities approve stem cell rules (Mass), Boston.Com
• Antidepressant effect of stem cell derived monoaminergic grafts, NeuroReport
• Oman gives the nod to stem cell 'therapy', KhaleejTimes
• Qld parliament to vote on contentious stem cell decision (Australia), ABCNews
• 3 scientists will share nobel prize, ChronicleOfHigherEducation
• California stem cell institute takes back $3m in grants, Wired
• Stem cell institute approved by trustees (Conn), UnivConn
• Soulless clones and spineless men, ThePilot
• Therapeutic misconception and stem cell research, NatureReportsStemCells
• Stem cell grantee withdraws application, LATimes
• Clinton vows to rescind Bush restrictions on fed. hESC research funding, Kaiser
• Warning for UK stem cell research if US relaxes rules, GuardianUnlimited
• hESC Remain Embryonic Because Of Epigenetic Factors, ScienceDaily
• Stem cells 'prompt cancer spread', BBCNews
• Calif. stem cell agency back on track?, TheScientist
• WARF submits technical changes to stem cell patents, WiscTechNetwork
• Glaxo, Astra, Roche back stem cells for drug tests, Reuters
• Individuals get first dibs on Calif. stem cell debt, Reuters
• South Korea To Lift Ban on Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research, KaiserNetwork
• Stem cell fraudster is 'working in Thailand', Nature
• Of animal eggs and human embryos, NYTimes
• New use for stem cells found in war on terrorism, ScienceDaily
• Stem cell funding stalled by contract (MD), MDDailyRecord
• Stem cells by any other name: the US registry formerly known as embryonic, Nature
• State readies for first stem cell bond sale, SFBusinessTimes
• Symposium investigates stem cell therapy for the skin, CosmeticsDesign-Europe
• NJ Judge Rules $450M SC Bond Proposal Must Remain on Ballot, KaiserNetwork
• Scientists criticicize adult stem cell claim, TheScientist
• Stem cell therapy ‘will be commonplace’, SundayHerald
• Male testicles are potential fountain of stem cell youth, WiredScience
• Generation of funct. multipotent adult SC from GPR125+ germline progenitors, Nature
• Conn.:$45m in stem cell fund requests, HoustonChronicle
• Abortion foes try to halt $450m stem cell referendum (NJ), Newsday
• NIH announces plan to implement president's stem cell executive order, NIH
• Beyond the teachable moment, JAMA
• Sexual function affected by SC transpl. according to long term study, ScienceDaily
• Stem cells can repair diseased lungs: Study, AFP
• Stem cell pioneer joins science exodus, TheAgeAustralia
• Collins work on UMass game plan for stem cells, WorcesterBusinessJournal
• Stem cell pioneer to lead state's institute, LosAngelesTimes
• Are we ready for a stem cell clinic?, BermudaSun
• Taichung hospital joins spinal cord injury group, TaipeiTimes
• Help for hounds: Stem cell therapy goes to the dogs -- and horses , Newsweek
• Scientists isolate stem cells in womb, ScienceAlertAustralia&NewZealand
• Specialized brain cells survive, function, ScienceDaily
• Embryonic stem cells thrive when shaken, ScienceDaily
• Broad foundation donates $20m to UCLA stem cell institute, UCLANews
• Embryo cloning bill passes legislative assembly (Western Australia), ABCNews
• Expert urges caution over athlete stem cell storage plan (Australia), ABCNews
• Britain to allow creation of hybrid embryos, WashingtonPost
• Vatican decries 'monstrous' British approval for hybrid embryos, CatholicWorldNews
• City council (Detroit) wants stem cell research ban lifted, TheWire
• U Washington gets $10m federal grant for embryonic stem cell research, SeattleP-I
• Human source of SCs with potential to repair muscle identified, ScienceDaily
• Hybrid embryo research likely to be approved, Telegraph.co.uk
• Britain decides boundaries of stem cell tech, ChristianScienceMonitor
• New wording for stem cell measure, STLToday
• Governor (Illinois) allows stem cell funding, ChicagoTribune.
• Study refutes theory of how adult stem cells segregate DNA, GEN
• Stem cell 'immortal strand' hypothesis refuted, ScienceDaily
• Ballot Proposal To Modify Missouri Amendment Flawed, Opponents Say, KaiserNetwork
• Texas supreme court declines to consider case of frozen embryos of TX couple, KaiserNet
• Embryonic stem cells are identifiable by appearance alone, ScienceDaily
• Chua: Stem cell claims of miracle cures baseless, MalaysiaStar
• When is a stem cell not really a stem cell?, ScienceDaily
• Newcastle proceeds in stem cell trials (Australia), ABCNews
• Embryonic stem cells can repair damaged hearts, MedicalNewsToday
• Stem cell agency's science boss quits (California), SacramentoBee
• Group launches anti-stem cell initiative (Missouri), ColumbiaTribune
• New patent rules (US) hurt biotech?, TheScientist
• Qld MPs to debate stem cell research (Australia), TheWestAustralian
• State's stem cell policy begins to pay off (Connecticut), Courant.com
• Petition removed from Granholm's website (Michigan), WNDU
• CU stem cell work forges ahead (Colorado), RockyMountainNews
• Top Japanese stem cell scientist joins S.F. research center, SanJoseMercuryNews
• Stem cell firm given US patent boost, Scotsman
• Embryos turned into 'personalized stem cell lines', ABCNews
• AIDS interferes with stem cells in the brain, ScienceDaily
• Mich. Gov. Sued for Allegedly Discriminating Against Opp. of hESC Research, Kaiser
• Federalism by necessity: State and private support for hESC Research, RockefellerInst
• Stem cell amendment changes little in Missouri, NYTimes
• LDS beliefs open door to stem cell research, SaltLakeTribune
• Stem cell board (California) names interim president, SacBee
• Not all embryonic stem cell lines are created equal, HHMI News
• Stem cell scientist sets record straight on spinal cord injury trials, Wired
• Human embryonic stem cells leap the barrier, Medical Journal of Australia
• NSW (Australia) govt boosts funding for stem-cell research, ABC
• Within Discredited Stem Cell Research, a True Scientific First, NYTimes
• Former UPenn postdoc faked images, TheScientist
• YouTube does science, Wired
• Even a $400k salary can't woo stem-cell chief to golden state, Wired
• Fabricated stem cell line origin revealed, The Scientist
• The EU and stem cell research: Why Europe may soon split along religious lines, Spect.
• Royal society supports research on human-animal hybrid embryos, PHGFoundation
• Thinking inside the box. To cope with an increasing disease burden, drug discovery needs biologically relevant and predictive testing systems, EMBO Reports
  
• UK set to reverse stance on research with chimeras, Nature
• Stem cell dissent roils states, LATimes
• EU researchers call for action on stem cell legislation, Cordis
• Scientists call for changes in stem cell laws, scenta
• Future of stem cell test may hang on defining embryo harm, Washington Post
• What fertility patients want, NewsObserver
• NJ: Corzine signs $450M stem cell bill, Forbes
• House panel narrowly passes embryonic stem cell research-N. Carolina, (HB1837), ABC
• Ethics group adopts opinion on human embyonic SC use in FP7 projects (EU), CORDIS
• Willingness to donate frozen embryos for stem cell research, Science
  
• Undertaking Research in Other Countries, Loane Skene, PLOS: Medicine
• Stem cell researcher's move attracts funding, Nature
• Stem cell patent skeptics also filed, JS Online
• A stem cell surprise, Newsweek
• Germany close to ending embryonic stem cell research ban, BiopharmaReporter.com
• Authors retract Science paper, The Scientist
• Realising the promise of stem cells, Cosmos
• Mo. stem cell movement suffers setbacks, Guardian
• Stem cell science: current ethical and policy issues, Clin Pharm & Therapeutics
• Patrick (Massachusetts) unveils details of biotech plan, BostonGlobe
• Singapore firm abandons plans for stem cell therapies, Science
• Premier (Bermuda) and his wife to run stem cell clinic, Bermuda Sun
• Books - Dev. Biology: Passage to Global Stem Cells , Science
• Patients may be misled on stem cell benefits, Irish Medical Times
• Stem cell treatment under scrutiny (Bangkok), The Nation
• (Recommendations on the ethical review of hESC FP7 research projects)
• Ethics Council Urges Relaxing German Stem Cell Rules, DW-World
• Surgeon General Nominee: Bush's Stem Cell Program Is "Effective", Wired Science
• Treasury-funded stem cell group to close (UK) , The Telegraph
• Stem cell research planning begins (Ireland), Irish Medical Times
• Anne McLaren Dies, The Scientist
• Surgeon Gen. nominee defends himself, LATimes
• Ex-Surgeon General Says White House Hushed Him, Washington Post
• (Massachusetts) Murray, others hear pitch for $1B biotech initiative, Worcester Telegram
• Stem cell science to be boosted (Victoria, Australia), Sydney Morning Herald
• Stem Cell Research Bill At Center Of Debate (North Carolina), WXII
• Car Accident Claims Renowned Geneticist, Science
• Academic pair killed in car crash, BBC News
• Comments on stem cell study's success - primates with Parkinson's, PhysOrg.com
• Brownback Splits the Difference On Stem Cell Research, NYTimes
• Conservative Groups Object to Surgeon General Nominee, KaiserNetwork.org