Does this new test pose real promise to give an easier, better diagnosis of breast cancer?
But at the moment, the policy is sort of--perhaps it is not drifting along, but it is pretty hard to formulate it with precision.
The prevalence of autism is increasing, with the disease affecting, as we understand it, some 500,000 people in this country at a cost of $1...
There is no precise, cannot be a precise, evaluation of what the risk is of a smallpox attack.
Sometime within the next 5 years we would have better information on the complexity of the disease.
How are you doing, Dr. Lenfant, on finding a cure for scleroderma?
These people come to us and say, you are giving NIH all the money. What is happening? I do not like to hear talk of long periods of time on ...
If we convey a sense that we are looking for a greater sense of urgency, if you get that message today, you are right.
Why does that take so long?
Are you saying that is the maximum amount that can be efficiently spent on that research?
Why is it taking so long?
She speaks for the whole Congress.
And how much has autism research increased?
We appreciate what you are doing. There are going to be questions submitted for the record.
Is a tissue bank now being developed?
Why is Gleevec only effective on this particular form of cancer?
Well, why does it take almost 2 years, Dr. Penn?
We have become a lightning rod for inquiries and demands.
