The NIH Reform Act that we passed last year puts a big emphasis on the common fund.
I think that it is key that we continue the momentum.
For the sake of the American people, please find a political route to keep progress against cancer at a sustainable pace.
I'm going to have my staff find out what it would be if we were at 2 percent right now?
That's one answer.
Well, obviously it would, what, at least 2.5 times where we are right now.
Uh-huh. Anything else?
I'm going to ask Dr. Zerhouni to take a microphone.
That's it. That--now I understand it. Hmm. Three times.
I mean--and how we crack that. I mean, that doesn't seem to me to be the right course that we ought to be on.
I have to tell you, I hear that around here, you know, 'Well, we gave you all that money once.'
That was good. I like that a lot.
That's a lot of time to take out just for filling out paperwork and stuff.
Senator Harkin and I are leading the fight for embryonic stem cells.
But we are determined to fight this through.
But do not draw too much encouragement from it because the budget resolution is only Confederate money.
So, can I--is this a correct statement I'm about to make, that--when we finished the doubling, or during that doubling, that first submissio...
You are saying that mental health is 6.2 percent overall? It is not--