Researches discuss NIH's nanotechnology initiative

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The National Institutes of Health is prepared to allocate money for nanotechnology development, but potential researchers claim the funds will be awarded to theoretical work rather than new tool development, in which the most research is needed.

Government expenditures, Biochemistry, Scientific Research and Development Services, Admin. of public health programs, General Science & Basic Research, Research

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Gene therapy safety issues come to fore

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With about 6 deaths, adenovirus-based gene therapy studies have undergone intensified review by the NIH, and the FDA.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Government domestic functions, Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Food & Drug Administration, Cellular Biology, Cytology

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