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FASEB Policy Statements - Archive 2005

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> Statement of FASEB President Bruce R. Bistrian, MD, Ph.D on FY06 NIH Appropriations
   
> Second Chance for Congress According to FASEB and Patient Groups
   
> FASEB Mobilizes Scientists in Support of Senate Funding Level for NIH
   
> FASEB Thanks NSF Appropriators for FY06 Budget Increase
   
> Budget Gains from NIH Doubling Will Be Eliminated by 2007!!
   
> FASEB Joins Medical Research Community in Urging Congress to Preserve NIH Funding
   
> FASEB Urges $460 Million for VA to Help Keep Pace With Opportunities in Mental Health Research.. letter
   
> FASEB Applauds Senator Specter for FY 2006 NIH Appropriation
   
> FASEB Thanks Congressman Leach for Supporting Biomedical Research
   
> FASEB Scientists make case for research funding on Capitol Hill
   
> FASEB thanks Representative Bart Gordon for his support of science
   
> FASEB thanks Senators Alexander and Bingaman for their support of DOE
   
> NIH Statement for the Record-House
   
> FASEB President Paul Kincade thanks Senate and Congressional Leaders for
support of NSF:  Representatives Hooley and Inglis
                          Senator Lamar Alexander
                          Representative Ehlers
   
> NSF FY 2006 Statement for the Record- House of Representatives
   
> Timeline of Medical Advancement (11x17)
   
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NIH Statement for the Record-Senate
   
> NIH Funding Trends FY1995-2006
   
> FASEB Applauds Passage of Specter Amendment for NIH Funding
   
> FASEB President Thanks Senators Bond and Mikulski for Their Support of NSF
March 4, 2005
   
> FASEB Comments on Proposed FY06 Budget for NIH and NSF
February 7, 2005
   
> FASEB Releases its FY 2006 Funding Recommendations for Federal Science Agencies
January 19, 2005
 

 

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