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Senators ask Bush to relax stem cell restrictions
Fifty-eight senators are asking President Bush to relax restrictions on stem cell research. Policy changes will help expand research using human embryos, which may help find treatments for a variety of diseases, scientists say. • FULL STORY

• Calif. to vote on $3 billion stem-cell bond
If passed, measure would fund researchers for 10 years

• Britain opens world's first stem-cell bank
Scientists plan to grow, store and distribute cells for research

• Nancy Reagan calls for stem cell research
Former first lady says research could help cure Alzheimer’s

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