Proposition 14: First CEO of California Stem Cell Agency Says $5.5 Billion Stem Cell Measure Not Needed
Zach Hall, UCSD photo
The first president of the California stem cell agency, Zach Hall, says that he would vote against the $5.5 billion ballot measure to save the research enterprise from financial extinction if he still lived in California.
Hall, now retired and living in Wyoming, says a justification for agency existed in 2004 when it was created by …
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