NIH Clinical Center under stress

Article Abstract:

Both federal efforts to trim government expenses and a declining research patient load threaten the future of the NIH Clinical Center. One solution may be the construction of a smaller center and rotating staff to local hospitals for training.

Medical centers, Clinical medicine

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A 'Manhattan Project' for AIDS?

Article Abstract:

Government management of AIDS research is being reformed. Some AIDS researchers favor a 'Manhattan-Project-style' approach, while others recommend more basic research. AIDS activists have proposed three plans for goal-directed research.

Federal aid to medical research, Medical research assistance

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Reorganization plan draws fire at NIH

Article Abstract:

The Treatment Action Group issued a report at the 1992 Amsterdam AIDS conference that has resulted in controversy. Recommendations stemming from the report's contents include a complete change in how NIH funds should be spent.

Reports, Treatment Action Group

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