State of Play at NIDDK, March 2004

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http://www.niddk.nih.gov/patient/cpcrn/CPCRN.htm

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Urology Times announced in the January 2004 issue that J Curtis Nickel MD, Kingston, Canada has been awarded four research grants totaling nearly $8 million from the National Institute of Health to study alternative, complementary, and novel therapies for prostate and bladder disease.

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Urology Times announced in the January 2004 issue that J Curtis Nickel MD, Kingston, Canada has been awarded four research grants totaling nearly $8 million from the National Institute of Health to study alternative, complementary, and novel therapies for prostate and bladder disease.

There's one thing I'll say about Nickel: He certainly knows how to get NIH grants! It seems as though every proposal he submits is accepted. As a US citizen, I'm surprised that so much of my tax money is going to Canada these days!

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Well, he really is a top dog in the field, having written the key textbooks etc. I'd far rather see the money going to him than some of the fringe people in this game (no names mentioned).