Request For Predictable NIH Funding Growth Met By Spending Caps
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The best way to accelerate medical cures, National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins tells the congressional 21st Century Cures coalition, is to assure that NIH researchers are supplied with a steady, predictable source of grant funding.
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