Meeting the Nation's Needs for Biomedical and Behavioral Scientists Summary of the 1993 Public Hearings (1994) / Chapter Skim
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And as new technologies evolve, health researchers must have the flexibility to shift their research focus. Increasing the flexibility of the NRSA program will be especially helpful in increasing the participation of women and minorities in scientific careers.
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Although I do not think that any major programmatic changes in the program are called for, there are a number of modest changes that the Committee might wish to consider. First, in my view, the most significant challenge we face today in the United States for maintaining an adequate supply of qualified scientists to sustain and advance health research is the provision of sufficient, stable resources for the overall biomedical and behavioral research enterprise.
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