It's just again a reminder, I think to all of us, that there's just certain things we can't back down from.
If you want the best, it costs something, in terms of the best scientists, the best brains, the best technologies, the b...
The last question Senator Mikulski asked, I think Dr. Fauci, the question about the superbugs.
Somehow, we've got to come up with this funding. Anybody else got a better idea, the door is open.
I can promise you, if sequestration stays in effect next year, there's no chance that we will get close to the President...
There's got to be something there to make sure that those dreams are realizable, and that funding has to be there.
I'm concerned that when money gets that tight, there's a tendency to shy away from awarding ideas that are thinking outs...
Since fiscal year 2003, the end of the 5-year doubling effort, NIH funding has dropped in real terms by 22 percent.
This sequester I think has a very deleterious, eroding, and corrosive effect.
This sort of balanced approach is the only way NIH will have the resources it needs to realize the enormous scientific o...
This year, fiscal year 2013, NIH funding will drop in actual dollars by $1.7 billion below last year's level, almost ent...