Andrew R. Marks
J Clin Invest.
2005;
115(1):2–2
doi:10.1172/JCI23909
This article Copyright © 2005, The American Society for Clinical Investigation
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t has become axiomatic that basic science faculty and research programs at medical schools must support themselves. The days when excess clinical revenue was used to support basic research are long gone. With the pressure of managed care and faculty practice programs on medical school budgets, it appears that medical school leaders are looking everywhere but at clinical programs for critical support of biomedical research at their institutions, even as NIH support shrinks.
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