NIH Faces Dilemma Over 1.1 Billion Research Funds
The NIH faces a clash over how to allocate its 1.1 billion dollar budget between investigator grants and targeted contracts. Proponents say contracts improve coordination and patient outcomes, while critics warn of reduced scientific freedom and quality.
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Solzhenitsyn Reveals New Gulag Book Arkhipelag Gulag
Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn says he has written another work about Stalinist labor camps titled Arkhipelag Gulag covering 1918 to 1956 and containing real names of more than 200 living persons. He reports the manuscript was seized by the KGB in Leningrad after a Leningrad woman, Yelizaveta VoronYanskaya, allegedly confessed details after interrogation and later hanged herself.
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