SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--California Life Sciences Association (CLSA), the statewide public policy organization representing over 750 of California’s leading life sciences innovators, today issued the following statement regarding Senate Bill (SB) 1010, which passed by the California Assembly Health Committee yesterday. SB 1010 prioritizes paperwork, red tape and bureaucracy over research, and instead of improving patient access and affordability, places patients in California at risk. This statement can be attributed to Sara Radcliffe, President & CEO, California Life Sciences Association (CLSA).
