Group urges more stem cell research in Ireland

Ireland needs to vigorously pursue stem cell research, a new organisation has insisted today.

Group urges more stem cell research in Ireland
Wed, 18 Apr, 2012 - 09:47

Ireland needs to vigorously pursue stem cell research, a new organisation has insisted today.

The Adult Stem Cell Foundation of Ireland is being launched today, and aims to help people in need of - or undergoing - stem cell research.

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