Cures 2.0 Leaders Sees Biden ‘Advanced Research’ Project As Ticket To Bill’s Success
Executive Summary
Reps. Diana DeGette and Fred Upton are looking to President Biden and his new plan for a translation health research group at NIH to get their next itineration of 21st Century Cures across the finish line. A discussion draft is expected in early June.
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