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The measure could commit substantial California taxpayer funds to immunology research, with implications for state budgets and the nonprofit named by critics. The article does not describe direct effects beyond California.
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California voters poised to approve $8.4 billion for immunology research
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California voters appeared poised to approve an $8.4 billion initiative to fund immunology research, according to Science. Critics say the measure’s narrow language would direct taxpayer money to a single nonprofit backed by a billionaire.
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