Nursing Outlook
Volume 54, Issue 5 , Pages 287-293 , September 2006

Preparing junior investigators to develop gerontological research

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 This project was supported by the NINR T32 Postdoctoral Training in Clinical Genetics Research at The University of Iowa (T32 N007110-02) and a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health (R43DK061079-01). It was completed while Dr. Holston was a Clinical Genetics Fellow in NINR T32 Postdoctoral Training in Clinical Genetics Research and an Iowa Scholars in Clinical Investigation Program K30 trainee (K30HL04117-01A1).

PII: S0029-6554(06)00003-0

doi: 10.1016/j.outlook.2006.01.002

Nursing Outlook
Volume 54, Issue 5 , Pages 287-293 , September 2006

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