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Ova donors demand compensation from governmentAsiaNews.itFebruary 7th, 2006More than 35 women_s groups say ova donors should have been informed about donations_ side-effects, but no one did so.

Cloning 'pioneer' donated research funds to politiciansNewScientist.comFebruary 6th, 2006"Disgraced cloning expert Woo-Suk Hwang has admitted making donations to politicians using funds donated for his research, said South Korean state auditors on Monday."

Stem cell debate: Should women get paid for eggs?[Quotes CGS's Marcy Darnovsky]by Daniel Levine, San Francisco Business TimesFebruary 6th, 2006"It's not like it's great having women doing this for free, because then they are the only ones who don't stand to make money, but it's worse to pay them," said Darnovsky.

Egg donor companies target univ. studentsby Jess Milcetich, The DiamondbackFebruary 3rd, 2006"If you_re a healthy woman in your twenties and you_re in college, your eggs are in high demand."

State laws bypass research banChristian Science MonitorFebruary 1st, 2006"Stem-cell initiatives flowing from legislatures and governors' offices continue to gather steam, including some that permit controversial human cloning to generate embryonic stem cells."

Stem cell research regulations mulledSan Diego Union TribuneFebruary 1st, 2006"Egg donors would be reimbursed, not paid"

Scientists say human enhancement will shape competition of the futureby Paisley Dodds, Associated PressJanuary 26th, 2006"Memory enhancement, IQ boosters and drugs designed to attack genetic weaknesses may increase competition in the future and create a playing field that is far from equal, scientists at the World Economic Forum said. "

Stem cell profit rules urgedSacramento BeeJanuary 24th, 2006"Biotech companies that commercialize taxpayer-funded stem cell research would have to plan to sell the drugs at the "lowest available U.S. commercial price" to low-income Californians, a task force recommended Monday..."

Watchdog suggests stem cell policies for stateSan Diego Union TribuneJanuary 23rd, 2006"A taxpayer watchdog group is expected to release a report today outlining how leaders of the state's $3 billion stem cell initiative could develop policies to make stem-cell-based therapies affordable and accessible to Californians."

Stem cell effort mired in legal bog, global scandalby Carl T. Hall, San Francisco ChronicleJanuary 22nd, 2006"Now, the state effort is a magnet for attacks. Research advocates in other states view Prop. 71 not as a model to emulate, but as one to avoid. "

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