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2005 Dr. Nabel's Messages


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October


Notes from the NHLBI Director: Fostering the Independence of New Investigators


Dr. Nabel - October 4, 2005

As mentioned in my inaugural column, I am strongly committed to ensuring the continuing vigor of the research enterprise through training and career development of new investigators. The nurturing of young talent was a high priority during my tenure in academic medicine, in particular because it coincided with a time of constrained budgets that resulted in the virtual loss of a generation of promising young investigators.
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September


Message from the NHLBI Director to Investigators Affected by Hurricane Katrina


Dr. Nabel - September 13, 2005

I recognize that this is a time of unprecedented disruption and hardship for those of you affected by Hurricane Katrina and that rebuilding will be a long process. My colleagues at the Institute and I want you to know that we will work with you to help resolve whatever problems may arise during this difficult time.
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August


Notes from the NHLBI Director: A Vision for the Future - Opportunities and Challenges


Office of the Director - August 1, 2005

It is a pleasure and a privilege to address the readership of American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine in my new capacity as Director of the NHLBI. Our Institute has a long and distinguished record of scientific progress in cardiovascular, lung, and blood diseases and sleep disorders, and the present transition affords an opportunity for reflection and critical assessment of our future directions.
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July


Notes from the NHLBI Director: A Vision for the Future


Office of the Director - July 15, 2005

It is a pleasure and a privilege to address the readership of Blood in my new capacity as director of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Our institute has a long and distinguished record of scientific progress in cardiovascular, lung, and blood diseases and sleep disorders, and the present transition affords an opportunity for reflection and critical assessment of our future directions.
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Last Updated: September 21, 2012

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