NIH to ban consulting by top officials, limit outside work by other employees.
Predicant, Correlogic executives contradict scientists’ claim that firms didn’t appear to compete.
White House names five to NCAB, reappoints Niederhuber as chairman.
Cancer survivors number 9.8 million in U.S., CDC says.
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University of Wisconsin wins $7 million NIH construction grant for cancer center.
Vanderbilt physician-scientist Philip Browning, 51, dead of colon cancer.
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