California's 'Great Ideas,' Stem Cell Awards Target Universal Blood Supply, Alzheimer's and Much More
The California stem cell agency this week awarded a total of $1.4 million to six scientists to jump start their work in what it calls its "great ideas" program.
The awards went for research ranging from creation of a universal blood supply with human stem cells to mitigating Alzheimer's disease, which has seen an increase of 55 percent in its death rate …
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