Ballot drive puts stem-cell funding in voters' hands. In California, diabetes groups show growing influence as they push for research; big backing from Hollywood.
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Regalado Antonio, Waldholz Michael
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Wall St J (East Ed). 2004 Mar 31:A1, A12.
PMID:15250089
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