Privacy
The missing link in stem-cell research
Sacramento Bee Patenting embryonic stem cells is like patenting food because you can cook. Nonetheless, WARF claims -- and has for now…
Jul 2, 2006John M. Simpson
John M. Simpson is an American consumer rights advocate and former journalist. Since 2005, he has worked for Consumer Watchdog, a nonpartisan nonprofit public interest group, as the lead researcher on Inside Google, the group's effort to educate the public about Google's dominance over the internet and the need for greater online privacy.
Articles by John M. Simpson
In The News
WARF should stop impeding research
Wisconsin State Journal California's stem cell institute is scheduled to fund $3 billion of public grants in stem cell research over the…
Jun 26, 2006Stem Cell Institute Scientists Won’t Give Private Briefings for Fundraiser’s Donors;
Roles as Honorary Chairs Of Event Are Inappropriate, Consumer Advocates Say
Apr 28, 2006Prop 71 Stem Cell Ownership Rules Must Guarantee Reasonable Prices For Drugs and Treatments;
For All Californians, Consumer Advocate Testifies
Apr 27, 2006Superior Court Upholds Prop 71 And Rules Stem Cell Institute Is A State Agency;
Consumer Advocates Say Now It Must Act Like One
Apr 21, 2006
Privacy
Stem-cell grants ought to hinge on public benefits
The San Jose Mercury News Companies like Genentech act like committed socialists when it comes to taxpayers and the government bearing the…
Apr 10, 2006
Privacy
Stem-cell grants ought to hinge on public benefits
The San Jose Mercury News Companies like Genentech act like committed socialists when it comes to taxpayers and the government bearing the…
Apr 10, 2006
Privacy
Taxpayers must benefit from stem-cell research
Certainly drug firms are entitled to fair profits; they just aren't entitled to charge exorbitant rates for their products when taxpayers directly…
Mar 27, 2006