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Peer Review and Priority Setting

FASEB Policy Statements

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  FASEB comments on NIH peer review self-study
April 7, 2008
   
> FASEB President Leo Furcht's Testimony on NIH Reauthorization Before the House Energy & Commerce Committee
September 19, 2006
   
> FASEB Endorses Congressman Barton's NIH Reauthorization Bill, Applauds Leadership and Commitment
September 15, 2006
   
> FASEB's General Principles for NIH
   
> FASEB Supports SEAB Task Force Recommendations on the Future of Science Programs at DOE
January 12, 2004
   
> FASEB comments on the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine's Strategic Plan
June 21, 2000
   
> Should Disease Prevalence Determine NIH Fund Allocations?
October, 1998
   
> Institute of Medicine/National Research Council Report on Priority-Setting at the NIH
July, 1998
   
> Senator Bill Frist on Setting Research Priorities
December, 1997
   
> Testimony of John W. Suttie, PhD, then President of FASEB, before the Senate Labor and Human Resources Subcommittee on Public Health and Safety
May 1, 1997
   

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