Perspective
Aug. 28, 2014
The past, present and future of stem cells
It seems like every few months, news of a pioneering "stem cell breakthrough" appears in the press, but discoveries are often accompanied by strong doses of ethical and legal challenges. By Stephen W. Chen and Seth D. Levy
It seems like every few months, news of a pioneering "stem cell breakthrough" appears in the press. As should be the case with a highly disruptive technology, discoveries are often accompanied by strong doses of ethical and legal challenges. And stem cells court controversy. Interestingly, these breakthroughs have also allowed old challenges to be laid to rest, while simultaneously raising th...
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