Bertagnolli: NCI is bracing for flat funding over the next two years

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The probability of NCI receiving a boost in funds over the next two years is slim, NCI Director Monica Bertagnolli said at the joint meeting of the National Cancer Advisory Board and Board of Scientific Advisors June 14. 

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