The Edmond Sun
Sometimes bumpy road pays large dividends for health
An op-ed by Paul G. Rogers Society Ambassador Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, and Gary Raskob about global health research.
The Tavis Smiley Show
Mental Health Safety Net
Research!America's Vice President for Science Policy and Outreach Stacie Propst, PhD, is interviewed in this radio show segment.
Argus Leader
Waging War on Disease
Mary Woolley is quoted in this article about the Sanford Health Project.
MSNBC.com's Cosmic Log
Science Debate Moves On
Research!America's public opinion poll, commissioned with ScienceDebate2008.com, is covered by science editor Alan Boyle.
The Advocate/ABC2 Baton Rouge
Joe Gyan wrote this article in the opinion section that references the recent Research!America poll conducted in Louisiana.
The Advocate / WBRZ News 2
Storms still wreak havoc on La. health
Article about Research!America's Research Partners Forum in New Orleans.
The Times-Picayune
Mental health troubles persist: Many residents aren't getting help, poll says
Article about Research!America's Research Partners Forum in New Orleans.
UPI
Katrina victims cool to mental-health help
A United Press International story about the Research!America-sponsored public opinion poll released in New Orleans.
The Times-Picayune
New mental health poll to be unveiled today
Article about Research!America's mental health poll released in New Orleans.
Argus Leader
Mary Woolley suggests juvenile diabetes as a potential target for the Sanford Health Project.
Innovation.org
"Competitiveness and the Power of Innovation"
Find out how the U.S. stacks up against the rest of the world in innovation in Mary Woolley's guest commentary at Innovation.org.
C-SPAN
Research for Health in 2008: Valuing Evidence and Enhancing Impact
Watch our 2008 National Forum as broadcast on C-SPAN.
Science
"Glocal" Science Advocacy
Research!America's Paul G. Rogers Society for Global Health Research is cited in this editorial by board member Alan I. Leshner, PhD. (Subscription required)
90.3 WCPN, an NPR Station
Mary Woolley, Andrew Revkin of The New York Times, and Jeffrey Mervis of Science Magazine, discuss the presidential candidates, science and research.
Science
The Real Debate
Donald Kennedy discusses Research!America's Your Candidates-Your Health initiative in his editorial. (Subscription required)
Wall Street Journal Radio
Podcast of Wall Street Journal interview and summary of radio interviews with Mary Woolley.
XM Radio
Healthcare Costs Soar, But Research Spending Lags
Mary Woolley speaks with reporter Bruce Japsen about health research funding.
XM Radio
A Crisis in Medical Research Funding
Mary Woolley discusses medical research funding with reporter Bruce Japsen.
XM Radio
The Under-Funded CDC
Mary Woolley talks about funding for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with reporter Bruce Japsen.
XM Radio
Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Mary Woolley discusses embryonic stem cell research with reporter Bruce Japsen.
Baltimore Sun
Science Campaigns for Cash
With their efforts to win more government funding stymied in Washington, medical researchers at the Johns Hopkins University and elsewhere are taking their lobbying campaign on the road -- and into the presidential campaign.
Nature Reports Stem Cells
Many people are watching CIRM, says Mary Woolley, head of Research!America, a health-research advocacy group in Virginia. With other investments in research flat, the institute is "in a vanguard," she says. "It's really important for CIRM to get it right."
Science
U.S. Investment in Health Research Estimate 2006
Our 2006 U.S. Investment in Health Research Estimate was first covered in Science. Research!America's Mary Woolley and Stacie Propst, PhD, were quoted. (subscription required)
New York Times
Free Lunch on Health? Think Again
Mary Woolley's response to David Leonhardt's column
Harper's Magazine
Science
Mary Woolley asks in her letter to the editor, what other opportunities have we missed by allowing politics to trump science?
The Scientist
Double Research Funding? Be Careful
Mary Woolley is quoted about the economic value of scientific research (subscription required)
PARADE
Your Congress, Your Health
Article encouraging PARADE readers to visit www.yourcongressyourhealth.org
The San Francisco Chronicle
Budget Cuts to Medical Research Will Cost Lives
Research!America board member G. Steven Burrill and Newt Gingrich's op-ed.
The Tennessean
Take a Global View on Health?
Op eds by Paul Rogers Society Ambassadors James E.K. Hildreth, MD, PhD; Sten H. Vermund, MD, PhD; and Peter F. Wright, MD. The paper also published an editorial, a "today's topic" and "readers' views" about global health research.
Nature
Philanthropy in Science
Without more rigorous comparisons, some observers question whether, dollar for dollar, philanthropic donations guarantee more good science than government or industry does. “I don’t think the data overall would hold up,” says Mary Woolley, president of Research!America, a health-research advocacy group in Alexandria, Virginia. “Plenty of people who have received the Nobel prize were funded by the NIH.”
PARADE
Your Congress, Your Health
Article that launched the Your Congress-Your Health initiative
The Washington Times
Unhealthy Cuts
The May 4 editorial titled, "Unhealthy Cuts," strikes at a looming crisis-the prospect that the Administration's proposed budget cuts for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) could cripple broad-based medical research initiatives, compromise promising studies and weaken our global leadership in health research.
Voice of America
Our World
This news segment features excerpts from our 2007 National Forum
Dallas Morning News
3 medical center docs get award
Coverage of our Builders of Science award
Washington Post.com
The newspaper's Web site covered our 2007 Advocacy Awards to Orrin Hatch and Mike Wallace
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Scientists decry decline in research funding
Article quotes Mary Woolley
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Can they find a cure? Top researchers applaud goal but say it's rarely that simple
Mary Woolley is quoted on the Sanford Project
The Washington Times
Science and Politics
The article notes the important and sometimes surprising contributions scientists can offer in shaping diplomatic policies.
Global Forum Update on Research for Health V2
United States Investment in Global Health Research
Written by Mary Woolley; Stacie Propst, PhD; and Emily Connelly
Medscape - January 2007
Does Washington Care About Medical Research?
Mary Woolley challenges Congress and the president as to where health research really falls on their priority list in this Medscape video editorial