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Senate President Robert E. Travaglini (L) and Senate minority leader Brian P. Lees appeared outside the Senate chamber yesterday after a stem cell research bill was approved.
Senate President Robert E. Travaglini (L) and Senate minority leader Brian P. Lees appeared outside the Senate chamber yesterday after a stem cell research bill was approved. (Globe Staff Photo / Bill Greene) Globe Staff Photo / Bill Greene

Senate OK's research on stem cells

By Scott S. Greenberger
Globe Staff / March 31, 2005

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State senators overwhelmingly approved a measure yesterday promoting embryonic stem cell research in Massachusetts, dealing a defeat to Governor Mitt Romney by endorsing a research technique that involves the cloning of human cells. (Full article: 1266 words)

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