Health Care Reform and Possible Effects on Innovative Therapies: Cancer as a Case Study : Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Technology, Environment, and Aviation of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Third Congress, Second Session, February 2, 1994, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1994 - 198 pages |
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... treated at Duke Medical Center and is a constituent of our colleague , Paul McHale . The final witness is Dr. John Curd , who is clinical director of Genentech . We look forward to their tes- timony . And this is the place where I would ...
... treated at Duke Medical Center and is a constituent of our colleague , Paul McHale . The final witness is Dr. John Curd , who is clinical director of Genentech . We look forward to their tes- timony . And this is the place where I would ...
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... treated at Duke Medical Center and is a constituent o our colleague , Paul McHale . The final witness is Dr. John Curd who is clinical director of Genentech . We look forward to their tes timony . And this is the place where I would ...
... treated at Duke Medical Center and is a constituent o our colleague , Paul McHale . The final witness is Dr. John Curd who is clinical director of Genentech . We look forward to their tes timony . And this is the place where I would ...
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... treat it more effectively but enabled the medical people in many cases to avoid intrusive surgical , medical care ... treating cancer of any form in human beings . I think it is a very important issue that we need to explore , so I am ...
... treat it more effectively but enabled the medical people in many cases to avoid intrusive surgical , medical care ... treating cancer of any form in human beings . I think it is a very important issue that we need to explore , so I am ...
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... treat a broad range of human diseases with gene therapy . According to the article , " chemotherapy for cancer may someday be a matter of taking a pill to switch on poisonmaking genes in cells that have been designed to home in on a ...
... treat a broad range of human diseases with gene therapy . According to the article , " chemotherapy for cancer may someday be a matter of taking a pill to switch on poisonmaking genes in cells that have been designed to home in on a ...
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... by approximately 50 percent compared with patients who were not treated with G - CSF . The drug costs about $ 1,000 per course of treatment , but by preventing infections it can save roughly $ 7,000 in hospital costs 22 31.
... by approximately 50 percent compared with patients who were not treated with G - CSF . The drug costs about $ 1,000 per course of treatment , but by preventing infections it can save roughly $ 7,000 in hospital costs 22 31.
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