Stem Cells – The Hope, the Hype and the Science

Video Aug 28, 2019 | Taken from USC

Andrew McMahon from Keck Medicine of USC and USC Stem Cell and Alex Capron from USC Gould School of Law discuss stem cell research as politics, ethics and law continue to shape the science and more.

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Stem Cells – The Hope, the Hype and the Science

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