Yes on Prop 38

[Brad Forschner]

A “yes” vote supports an initiative to:

• authorize the state to issue $8.4 billion in general obligation bonds to fund immunology and immunotherapy research;
• require the state to enter a partnership with an immunology and immunotherapy research institute affiliated with the University of California and allocate half of the bond revenue to that research institute; and
• use the remaining funds for grants to California-based public and nonprofit medical research institutions for immunology and immunotherapy research.

 

YES on the California Immunology Research & Cures Initiative campaign:

“California has an opportunity to accelerate lifesaving medical breakthroughs. Immunotherapies work differently than traditional treatments. Instead of attacking cells directly, they empower the body’s own immune system to recognize and stop disease. Today, these therapies are already treating certain cancers and chronic conditions — and researchers continue to expand what’s possible. This initiative invests in proven science so cures can move from the lab to patients faster.”

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