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- Proposition 71: Leading to a Cure? (December 2004)
- Stem-cell Question May Land on Ballot Plan To Let Voters Decide in 2006 (November 2004)
- 82 million Americans lacked health insurance in 2002-2003 (June 2004)
- The Stem Cell Shuffle (May 2004)
- Bush’s stem-cell politics leaves Dad to wither (May 2004)
- Medical and Ethical Issues Cloud Plans to Clone for Therapy (February 2004)
- Big Increase Seen in People Lacking Health Insurance (October 2003)
- European Parliament Action on Stem Cells Draws Fire (April 2003)
- House Committee again Backs GOP’s Cloning Ban Bill (February 2003)
- New Jersey Lawmakers Set to Approve Embryonic Stem Cell Research (January 2003)
- Panel Proposes Key Areas for Healthcare Reform (January 2003)
- Panel, Citing Health Care Crisis, Presses Bush to Act (November 2002)
- National Briefing: Health and Science (November 2002)
- Stem cells: Science and Ethics Clash (August 2002)
- Fed Parliament to Debate Stem Cell Research (August 2002)
- Europe Delays Financing of Stem Cell Research (July 2002)
- Health Insurers Are Seeking 20% Rate Rise (June 2002)
- Waging the Battle for Stem Cell Research (June 2002)
- NEJM Pre-Released Articles on Cloning (May 2002)
- Pig Implants Spark Pacific Spat (March 2002)
- NIH Nominee Gave Assurances On Limits of Embryo Research (March 2002)
- Questioning the Biotech New World (March 2002)
- Embryonic Stem Cell Issue ‘Entirely Political,’ Researcher Says (January 2002)
- Bush Proposes Major Raise for NIH (January 2002)
- Germany’s National Ethics Council to Debate Issues of Science (January 2002)
- Bioethics Advisers Studies Cloning (January 2002)
- Justifying Animal Experimentation (January 2002)
- When a Clone Is Not a Clone (January 2002)
- National Academy of Sciences Human Cloning Report (January 2002)
- Rejecting Partial Cloning Ban Puts Politics Above Reason (January 2002)
- A Council of Clones (January 2002)
- A New Health Plan May Raise Expenses for Sickest Workers (December 2001)
- EU Embryo Research Ban Rejected (December 2001)
- HHS and ADA Join Forces to Fight Heart Disease (November 2001)
- Flying with Diabetes Equipment and Supplies (October 2001)
- Health Secretary Sees Limits on Stem Cell Lines (September 2001)
- Need health insurance? Good luck (August 2001)
- Health Policy 2001 — A New Series from NEJM (March 2001)
- The Implications of the 2000 Election (March 2001)
- Diabetes Awareness Stamp Introduced (October 2000)
- Newsweek throws down a gauntlet with cover story (August 2000)
- Perception vs. Reality (July 2000)
- Congressman George Nethercutt speaks on Diabetes Station (April 2000)
- FY2001 President’s Budget Request for NIDDK (February 2000)
- Allen M. Spiegel, M.D., Named Director of NIDDK (November 1999)
- Animal transplant patients face child ban (November 1999)
- Diabetes research and NIH budgets Annual growth rates
- Senator calling for increased support of diabetes research (October 1999)
- Congressman Nethercutt addresses Congress about Diabetes Research
- Diabetes Research Working Group (DRWG) News (September 1999)
- Description of the Congressionally-Established DRWG
- Summary and Recommendations of the DRWG Report
- Lay Summaries of DRWG Report
- Membership Roster and Biographical Sketches
- FY 1998 House Report Language
- FY 1998 Senate Report Language
- FY 1999 House Report Language
- Death rate from diabetes up in U.S. (February 1999)
- NIH budget growth stops for Type 1 diabetes (February 1999)
- Diabetes Research and Diabetes Care: Where do we stand? (December 1998)
- Patient Groups Compete For Bigger Shares of NIH’s Research Funding (Fall 1998)
- Government tax dollars spent disproportionately on illnesses (December 1998)
- FY 1999 President’s Budget Request for NIDDK (1999)
- Implications of the DCCT (June 1998)
- A touch of sugar . . . what’s the big deal? (1997)
- NIH Should Seek Greater Public Input When Setting Research Priorities
- So why not clinical islet trials? (March 1998)
- Mendosa of ADA Interviews Executive Director if IFW (February 1998)
- Researchers Call for Moratorium on Xenotransplantation (1998)
- Animals as Organ Donors? Not Until They’re Germ-Free (February 1998)
- The Cost of Life (1997)
- The mother of an 8-yr old diabetic son responds to the NDEP initiative
- Catch-22 for a Transplant (December 1997)
- Scientific and Political Impediments to Islet Transplantation (August 1997)
- Clinton Signs FDA Overhaul Bill (November 1997)
- President’s announcement on diabetes initiatives. (August 1997)
- Newt Gingrich Speech (June 1997)
- Shift in Funding for Scientific Research