A celebratory appearance on Parliament Hill this week and a new book paying tribute to James Till's achievements as a global pioneer in stem-cell science could help position the renowned medical researcher for an honour that eluded his fellow Canadian collaborator, the late Ernest McCulloch: a Nobel Prize.
Joe Sornberger, author of a newly published account of the Canadian team's discovery of stem cells in 1960 — Dreams & Due Diligence — calls the Nobel committee's lack of recognition.............Read More>>>
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