I think that is a great idea. We can start a topic each for STAR*D,
CUTLASS, STEP-BD, CATIE etc and post our opinions and take about it.

N. Soysal

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critical of articles we are expected to obey. Just a thought - i
would have kept this to myself, but Hind did such an incredibly
exceptional and inspiring job in her efforts to unite the 4 pograms
in DC, that she inspired me to make a statement.
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