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Well, certainly if you look at that diagram you can see we are down more than 10 billion over where we would have expected to be if we had stayed on that dotted green line which is the trajectory for nih going back to 1970 so it will take quite a bit to make up that ground. The other thing the other thing i might show you a consequence of that for people trying to get Research Funded that is the success rate, an investigator who has sent there grant in is facing. You can see going back a couple of decades that has been in the range of 25 to 35 percent. More recently we are down in the zone of ...

Between basic research and Clinical Research all the way from the time of concept to the time of actually getting in the marketplace what are the key factors that you see thats increasing the cost more than anything else . And i know its not only one thing but if you can give me a couple things here what we should watch for. A lot of it is the high failure rate and that is in fact very troubling when you consider how rarely an idea about a new drug makes it all the way through to f. D. A. Approval its less than 1 of the time. So all that cost of the failures has to be added into the overall en...

My hope, we have this all with open code and open source to repeat the success that motorola had with the Android System where they had 70,000 aps from the industry that was written to the open code of android. Could you give me a comment on that . I will be coming to you with a stroke Net Consortium that were putting together across illinois with five hospitals including barnes jewish, which is particularly good at working with n. I. H. Dr. Collins well, i am really my hat is off to you for what youre doing with d. O. D. And v. A. To try to make this into a Seamless Health record because i kn...

A recent study published in NEJM Evidence found that feeding children peanut products regularly from infancy to age five reduced the rate of peanut allergy in adolescence by 71%, providing long-term prevention through early allergen consumption

NIH study finds protection lasts no matter how often kids eat peanut in later childhood.