California Voters Weigh $8.4 Billion Immunology Research BondCalifornia’s Research Future Is on the BallotCalifornia’s Costly Research Bond Risks Favoring One Institute
On November 3, California voters are deciding whether the state should borrow $8.4 billion for immunology research and therapies. Proposition 38 would direct half the money to one qualifying institute and half to research grants.On November 3, California voters are deciding whether to fund $8.4 billion in immunology research as federal science support is cut. Proposition 38 would back research and therapies for diseases including cancer and Alzheimer’s.On November 3, California voters are deciding whether to authorize $8.4 billion in bonds for immunology research. Opponents warn the plan could saddle taxpayers with costs while steering half the money to one institute.