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Stem cell ban would drive us offshore: Bresagen CEO

01 March, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

One of Australia's leading research companies, BresaGen, says it would be forced to move offshore if the use of stem cells for research purposes was banned in Australia.

Victoria indicates a change of heart on stem cell policy

01 March, 2002 by Tanya Hollis

Victoria's government has backed stem cell research despite its existing ban on embryonic cell studies.

Australian stem cell scientists 'cutting edge'

28 February, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

The world's leading non-profit funder of diabetes research was in Australia this week (February 27) to seek out Australian stem cell scientists.

Mixed signals on stem cells creates concern

26 February, 2002 by Melissa Trudinger

Australian stem cell researchers were confused by media reports today that the Federal government had banned human embryonic stem cell research.

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