NCI Advisors Criticize Plan To Fund R01s With Amgen, J&J Money
From The Cancer Letter, June 27, 2008:
A research program shot down by NCI scientific advisors earlier this week was unlike any other:The institute proposed using $5 million in pharmaceutical industry money to pay for up to three R01 grants to study the tumor promotion potential of erythropoiesis-stimulating agents.
The money would be contributed by the sponsors of the controversial agents—Amgen Inc. and Johnson & Johnson—and floated through the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health, a non-profit created by Congress to raise private funds to help support biomedical research.
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