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1. Toward A More Perfect Union: Science and Medicine

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2. The Second Century of Louis Pasteur: A Global Agenda for Biomedical Research

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3. Viruses and Humankind: Intracellular Symbiosis and Evolutionary Competition

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4. Testimony of Lester Breslow, M.D., M.P.H. for U. S. Senate Subcommittee on Health on Basic Issues in Biomedical Research

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5. Robert A. Welch Award--Neil Bartlett

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6. Technology and Society: A Conflict of Interest?

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7. The University and the State

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8. Philanthropy in the Basic Sciences

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9. Discours Solennel Par Le President De La Fondation Nobel, Le Professeur A. Tiselius, Prix Nobel De Chimie En 1948

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10. Statement by Philip Handler. . . Before the Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Technology, Committee on Science and Technology, House of Representatives

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11. Air Quality Standard for Lead: Environmental Health Aspects

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12. Human Impact of Advance in Biological Science [Statement before the Senate Subcommittee on Government Research]

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13. Human Impact of Advance in Biological Science [Statement before the Senate Subcommittee on Government Research]

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14. Basic and Applied Research in Health Sciences [Statement before the Senate Subcommittee on Government Research]

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15. Untitled statement by Joshua Lederberg before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Government Research

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16. Hunger and Malnutrition in the U.S. [Statement before the Senate Subcommittee on Employment, Manpower, and Poverty]

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17. Draft of a speech given at the Instituto de Investigaciones Biomedicas

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18. Notes on research on creativity from biographical sources from talk to the Stanford Medical School alumni

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19. Future Trends in Scientific Research [Suntory Lecture]

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20. Transcript of statement before the United Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources

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21. The Evolution of Basic Research

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22. Deterrence, Compellence: Why Reexamine Bedrock Strategic Concepts?

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23. Address by Lederberg at the Agnelli Foundation in Turin, Italy

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24. Basic Science and Public Health

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25. Biotechnology: Promises, Promises, Promises!

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26. Prospects for Biochemistry

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27. Notes for speech at Seattle entitled "The Transition from Biochemical to Molecular Genetics"

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28. Notes for speech at the Human Frontier Science Program (Tokyo, Japan)

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29. From Instruction to Selection - (and back again)

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30. Transcript and slides from presentation at biotechnology colloquium of the New York Academy of Sciences

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31. Notes from keynote address at conference on biomarker research

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32. Moral Imperatives in Research

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33. Military S&T in a Changing World

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34. Testimony on cloning before the New York State Senate Committee on Investigations

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35. Address at the Brown University freshman convocation, Class of 2000

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36. Notes from a greeting in absentia to the Hiroshima Precture

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37. Photocopies of slides from National Academy of Sciences public symposium on biological weapons and warfare

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38. Notes from speech at symposium of the Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collection Libraries

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39. Statement at United Nations symposium on "Strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention: International Cooperation and Exchanges in the Field of Biotechnology"

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40. Notes from talk at centennial celebration of the Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology

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41. The Chimeric Soma

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42. Summary of remarks and slides from speech at Bilderberg Conference

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43. Address at the Bloomberg School of Public Health convocation, Class of 2001

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44. Notes from speech at Rockefeller University Council program on bioterrorism preparedness

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45. Public Witness Testimony of Joshua Lederberg on behalf of the Friends of the National Library of Medicine Submitted to the House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations

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46. The Diversity of Bioweapons

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47. The Challenge of Emerging and Re-Emerging Infections

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48. Statement of Joshua Lederberg, Ph.D., Regarding the National Health Research Fellowship and Traineeship Act of 1973

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49. Genetic Evidence for Sex in Bacteria

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50. Statement by Joshua Lederberg before the United States Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences

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51. Mental Retardation: Challenge to Mental Advance

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52. Statement on genetics research before the House Committee on Appropriations

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53. Statement before the Senate on "minor" testing of chemical and biological warfare agents

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54. Outline of address by Lederberg at the XIII International Congress of Genetics

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55. Address by Lederberg upon winning the 1953 Eli Lilly Award

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56. Do Scientists Understand Science? [Abstract]

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57. Engineering Development of the Mechanical Heart-Pump

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58. Remarks by Dr. Lederberg at the meeting of the Water Resources Committee, Manufacturing Chemists Association

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59. Statement at the proceedings of the ITT Worldwide Management Conference

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60. Statement Concerning Safety Hazards Associated with Research on Recombinant DNA Molecules

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61. Transcript of Lederberg's talk to the Society for Experimental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC)

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62. Notes presented at the Human Frontier Science Program in Tokyo, Japan

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63. Transcript of statement before the United States House of Representatives Subcommittee on Appropriations

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64. Draft notes of remarks at the Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology

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65. Address by Lederberg for the Hoffman-La Roche Inc. Distinguished Lecturers Series

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66. Remarks by Lederberg at the 1967 annual meeting of the Genetics Society of America

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67. Remarks by Lederberg at the 1988 annual meeting of the American Industrial Health Council

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68. Remarks by Lederberg on bioterrorism defense and introduction of U. S. President Bill Clinton at the National Academy of Sciences

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69. Remarks at a meeting before the East Bay Psychiatric Association

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70. Let Us Change the Climate of Violence

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71. Notes on commencement speech at the closing of the Cornell University Medical College

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72. The Concept of the Gene: From Atom to Molecule. A Tinge of Lamarckism

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73. Notes for speech on emerging viruses

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74. Notes for speech at Dan Lindsley Symposium

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75. Notes for speech to scholarly publishers

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76. Motulsky Fest - Seattle 7/7/89

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77. Concluding remarks at the Pasteur Instiute symposium, "From Spontaneous Generations to Molecular Evolution"

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78. Notes from speech on emerging infections to the Committee on International Science, Engineering, and Technology

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79. The Future of Infectious Disease

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80. Civil Preparedness for Bio-Weapons (BW) Terrorism [Statement before the Senate Appropriations Committee]

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81. Testimony on NIH funding before the House Appropriations Subcommittee

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82. Statement of Joshua Lederberg before the Committee on the Judiciary U.S. House of Representatives

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83. Statement by Philip Handler. . . Before Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe

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84. Science Knows No Country: The Contributions of the National Institutes of Health to Tropical Medicine Research

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85. A Statement on the Amendments to the National Cancer Act by Congressman Andrew Maguire at the Meeting of the National Cancer Advisory Board

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86. Statement by Dr. H. H. Hess. . .before the Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, U. S. Senate

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87. National Goals in Space

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88. Costing Human Life--A Dilemma of Medical Progress

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89. Excerpt from the Congressional Record

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90. Press release of Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's convocation speech at Millsaps College

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91. A National Institutes of Health Study May Have Wasted $75 Million

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92. Excerpt from "Competitive Problems in the Drug Industry (Hearings Before the Senate Subcommittee on Monopoly of the Select Committee on Small Business on Present Status of Competition in the Pharmaceutical Industry)

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93. The High Cost of Drugs

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94. Abortion and Population Control

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95. Biological Warfare and the Extinction of Man

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96. Statement by Dr. Joshua Lederberg [on the National Institutes of Health Grants/Peer Review System]

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97. Biotechnology, 1945-1985

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98. Tel Aviv University: Sackler School of Medicine; New York State Program; 1981 Commencement Address

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99. RPMs, or Revolutions by the Minute

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100. The Fax Shall Make You Free

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