Preemptively Talking (Potential) Cuts

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Preemptively Talking (Potential) Cuts

Sep 13, 2011

Reporting from Bangalore, Reuters' Esha Dey and Shravya Jain this week discuss the implications of a potential National Institutes of Health budget cut on the sequencing business.

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