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Default Video conversation: discuss the topic of translational research at NIH
Yesterday (2/13/11,) PAN CEO Amy Comstock Rick was featured on BioCentury This Week to discuss the topic of translational research at NIH. Below is a link to the video, and attached to this e-mail is a corresponding article that appeared today in BioCentury.

Howard Garrison of FASEB argues for higher NIH allocations across the board; Amy Comstock Rick of Parkinson's Action Network calls for more money for translational research.

VIdeo: Lost in Translation

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