Derrick Z. Jackson
PRESIDENT BUSH'S war on science continues to disintegrate into unstable elements. In a hearing before the Senate, Elias Zerhouni, the director of the National Institutes of Health, came out unequivocally for stem cell research. This was big news. When Zerhouni was appointed by Bush in 2002, some scientists were concerned about how much the Johns Hopkins researcher who advocated "unimpeded ... (Full article: 673 words)
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