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    [Stem cell research] is the most promising research in healthcare perhaps in this history of the world and we should not be left behind in this research. — Senator Orin Hatch, (R-Utah), NPR’s Morning Edition – February 13, 2004

  • Orrin Hatch

    Read a moving account of Senator Hatch’s long and inspiring search concerning his decision to support stem cell research from his book, Square Peg.
  • Yvonne Perry

    The "Right to Recover" by Yvonne Perry highlights TAMR's accomplishments in Texas. Click hear to read the excerpt and to listen to the companion song.

University And Hospital Associations Respond To Injunction On Funding Of Embryonic Stem Cell Research

“This is a catastrophe. “…It’s now possible that the United States is now taken out of embryonic stem cell research.”   Read More

Stem Cell Research – There Are No Easy Answers

The renewed debate over embryonic stem cells highlights the advances and complications that have arisen in the field since its controversial beginnings.  Read More

U.S. Court Issues Injunction against Stem Cell Research

U.S. Court Rules Against Bush and Obama Stem Cell Policies WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. district court issued a preliminary injunction on Monday stopping federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research…… Read More

House unanimously OKs $178.4 billion budget plan

Compromise – Texas House of Representatives agree not to force a vote on embryonic stem cell research leaving the rider on the Senate version to be settled in conference committee. Read more

Texas should be encouraging, not limiting, stem-cell research

Unlike Texas, many other states are making strong commitments to stem-cell research, not only to improve public health but also to capitalize on its economic development potential. Institutions in California, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Wisconsin have been the leaders in this field, in part because of state laws that ensure the legality of embryonic stem-cell [...]