At Senate confirmation hearing for NIH directorship, Bertagnolli focuses on clinical trials, data analytics, health equity

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At a Senate hearing that considered her nomination to the post of NIH director, Monica Bertagnolli laid out an agenda that includes expanding access to clinical trials and making health care innovation affordable and accessible to the public.

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Alexandria Carolan
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