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Gareth Cook
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Boston Globe
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09/26/2004
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Long feature
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This is one of the more clear and useful pieces we've read about stem cell research. It's also strongly narrative.
This piece was part of a package that won a 2005 Pulitzer Prize in explanatory reporting. Cook uses narrative in this piece to show the "real people" who could be helped by advances in stem cell technology. It's a sad story about the parents of an ill boy whose hopes for stem cells outpace their current promise.
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