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KPBS Midday EditionA stroke patient who pursued stem cell treatments abroad says he trusted San Diego-based Stemedica based on its leaders’ credentials. But those credentials don’t always hold up to scrutiny. -
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KPBS Midday EditionSan Diego philanthropist Conrad Prebys, whose donations have supported major projects in San Diego, has died of cancer. -
The company's only drug in the market, the weight-loss medication Belviq, has struggled to reach patients. -
Here's what UC San Diego's Siddharth Singh said: "The magnitude of weight loss across all these medicines was not very impressive." -
A technique known as "gene drive" could fight diseases like malaria and Zika by rewriting the rules of genetic inheritance. But it's not ready for use in the wild, according to a new report. -
KPBS Midday EditionA new report shows that out of 44 publicly traded biotech companies in San Diego, only 1 has a female CEO. -
Out of 44 publicly traded life sciences companies based in San Diego, only one has a female CEO. -
KPBS Midday EditionSan Diego VA Medical Center scolded over wait times. JMI Realty pushes a plan to redevelop the Qualcomm Stadium site. San Diego's BioMed company ordered to testify at a House subcommittee on fetal tissue research. -
San Diego gene sequencing pioneer J. Craig Venter strips the genome down to its bare essentials in a decades-long study.
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