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California Voters Consider $8.4 Billion Loan for Immunology Research

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California voters are deciding on Proposition 38, a ballot measure that would allow the state to take out an $8.4 billion loan for immunology research. If approved, half of the funds would be allocated to a research institute selected by the California Department of Public Health, with only 2% designated for administrative costs. Opponents argue the measure primarily benefits the California Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy, which is the only institute meeting the criteria for receiving $4.2 billion of the funding.

From eastbaytimes.com

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The measure directly impacts state finances by allowing a large-scale loan for medical research. The allocation of $4.2 billion to a specific research institute, chosen by the California Department of Public Health, establishes a major funding stream for specialized medical research.

From eastbaytimes.com

Who's involved

  • Gary K. MichelsonGary K. Michelson is a chief backer of the measure and the founder of the institute set to receive funding.
  • California Department of Public HealthThe California Department of Public Health is responsible for choosing the research institute to receive half of the loan funds.

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