103rd Congress / Bills / S 1

Title

A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act to revise and extend the programs of the National Institutes of Health, and for other purposes.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Abortion | Accidents | Acquired immune deficiency syndrome | Actions and defenses | Acupuncture | Administrative procedure | Alcoholism | Aliens | Alternative medicine | Alzheimer's disease | Arthritis | Auditing | Bioethics | Biological warfare | Biological weapons | Biomedical engineering | Blood tests | Bone diseases | Breast cancer -- New York/State | Buy American | Cancer | Cancer research | Carcinogens | Cardiovascular diseases | Cervical cancer | Child development | Child health | Chromosome mapping | Claims | Clinical trials | Commemorations | Communicable diseases | Communication in medicine | Communication in science | Conflict of interests | Congressional investigations | Congressional reporting requirements | Contraceptives | Cost effectiveness | Crime and criminals | Data banks | Day care | Death and dying | Deficiency diseases | Diabetes | Disciplining of employees | Donation of organs, tissues, etc. | Drug abuse | Drug utilization | Drugs | Eating disorders | Education | Educational technology | Employee rights | Employee training | Energy assistance for the poor | Energy policy | Environmental health -- New York/State | Epidemiology | Exclusive and concurrent legislative powers | Executive departments -- Authorization | Executive reorganization -- Department of Health and Human Services | Extended care facilities | Eye care | Eye diseases | Federal advisory bodies | Federal aid to alcoholism programs | Federal aid to child health services | Federal aid to education | Federal aid to libraries | Federal aid to medical education | Federal aid to medical research | Federal aid to nursing education | Federal aid to research | Federal budget process | Federal employees | Federal installations | Federal office buildings | Fetus | Fines (Penalties) | Foreign trade | Foundations | Genetic research | Geriatrics | Gift tax | Government liability | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Gynecology | Health education | Health insurance | Health planning | Health surveys | Highway engineering | Highway engineering -- Maryland | Hormones | Hospitals | Households | Human behavior | Human fertility | Human genetics | Human immunodeficiency viruses | Illiteracy | Immigrants | Information services | Information storage and retrieval systems | Informed consent (Medical law) | Interstate commerce | Laboratory animals | Legislation | Maternal health services | Medicaid -- Oregon | Medical care | Medical centers | Medical economics | Medical education | Medical ethics | Medical instruments and apparatus | Medical laboratories | Medical libraries | Medical personnel | Medical research -- Washington/State | Medical screening | Medical statistics | Medical technology | Medication abuse | Mental health | Mental health services | Minorities | Minorities in medicine | Minority education | Multiple sclerosis | Names | Nervous system diseases | Nuclear medicine | Nurses | Nursing | Nursing homes | Nutrition | Nutrition and the aged | Obesity | Obstetrics | Old age | Osteoporosis | Ovarian cancer | Pain | Pediatrics | Peer review organizations (Medicine) | Pharmaceutical research | Poor | Preventive medicine | Primates | Prostate cancer | Protection of animals | Psychology | Public assistance programs | Public contracts | Public health personnel | Radioisotopes | Recruiting of employees | Refugees | Research and development | Research centers | Research ethics | Research grants | Right of privacy | Scholarships | Sex | Sexually transmitted diseases | Sleep disorders | Social science research | Sociology | State laws | Student aid | Student loan funds | Syndromes | Taxation | Technology assessment | Toxicology | Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. | Trauma care | Vaccines | Vital statistics | Whistle blowing | Women | Women in medicine | Women physicians | Women scientists | Women's health services | Youth

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