Stem Cell Person of the Year Award: Only 2 Days Left To Vote

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In two days the voting will end to pick the top 12 finalists for Stem Cell Person of the Year 2014 Award.

You can vote here.

From the finalists I will have the tough decision of picking the winner.

Check out who’s in the top 12 now and who the top few vote getters are. Will someone surge ahead in the last two days?

The nominees have a great mix of backgrounds from all parts of the stem cell world both in terms of their missions and geographic locations.

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