Plan For Spending Comparative Effectiveness Money Due July 30
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Questions swirling around the $1.1 billion in comparative effectiveness research funding should be answered by July 30, the due date for a report to Congress with details of how the money provided in the economic stimulus package for the research will be spent
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