After 7 months at NCI, Bertagnolli is about to be named NIH director

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If you saw Monica Bertagnolli dash around at the Orlando convention center at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research earlier this week, you would not have guessed that these may be her final days in the NCI director’s job.

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