Harvard has unveiled a new undergraduate degree program with a stem cell focus. According to
Boston.com, the new major, called a concentration at Harvard, is titled Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology, and will include classes beyond stem cell biology - including human disease, experimental and human genetics, and aging. It is believed to be among the first majors of its kind at any US university. If one of the top institutions in the world has embraced stem cell research and studies at the university level, will others follow suit?
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