But--again, with the 300 percent increase do we have enough resources going into that? It's our resources again.

It would be a big deal.

Interesting. I have to find out more about that.

That's it.

Where are we in that? I mean, are we in human trials right now?

$3.6 million per year?

Well, I appreciate that for the record. We don't really know exactly what we're going to do yet.

But therein lies, of course, this is not your area, but for us, as policymakers lies a problem.

Do you know of any research being done to look at any connection between autoimmune diseases and vaccines?

Well, that is one of the big problems of stem cell research.

What's your budget?

Then you mentioned regenerative medicine. Could you explain that a little bit further?

If you have one of these tests, these bone density tests they take...

So the longitudinal study is coming to an end, but the data collection will be used?

What a narrow view on education. When we were younger, I'll bet we were always kicked outside for recess.

Dana Halburtson, from Iowa, told me that chelation therapy made a big difference with her 8-year old daughter, Robin.

I wanted to ask you a question, and I'm glad my panels are still here.

Now the burden falls on you, on this subcommittee, to turn Congress' promise on autism into reality.