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House committee issues subpoena for NIH’s Monica Bertagnolli to address NIH sexual misconduct policies

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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce has issued a subpoena to require NIH Director Monica Bertagnolli to provide information related to NIH’s handling of allegations of sexual harassment and workplace misconduct.

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