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The President has proposed a budget for the 1995 fiscal year that reduces discretionary spending but increases support for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to $11 billion -- an increase that exceeds the rate of inflation and an amount that is more than three times the $3.2 billion proposed for the National Science Foundation. Biomedical science is progressing and opportunity is expanding at a stunning pace; well-trained scientists abound, new methods fuel scientific advances, the biotechnology industry has been spawned, and new products are greatly improving the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Why, then, when they should take pleasure . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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