Briefly, of the 416 patients considered eligible for the study, 326 patients consented to study participation, and 301 could be enrolled (enrollment rate of 72.4%).
Many more children could be enrolled.
An estimated 300,000 additional children are eligible, but could be enrolled only as new slots open under the cap.
The report renewed calls to increase financing so more drug abusers could be enrolled in treatment and needle exchange programs.
But when New York began to receive federal matching money for its program, the rules became abundantly clear: no child who qualified for Medicaid could be enrolled in the Child Health Plus program.
The Geron Corporation said on Tuesday that regulators had held up its study of a therapy for injured spinal cords before even one patient could be enrolled, delaying the first human trial using embryonic stem cells.
The couple filed for divorce in 2001, and the education dispute began in the spring of 2002, when Mr. Sweeney asked his wife to get their son immunized so he could be enrolled in public school, according to court papers.
Every year 280,000 recruits are called to the colors, but the numbers eligible for service are so great that no less than 60,000 additional men could be enrolled annually.
It would then suggest several treatment regimens, ranked by how effective it thinks they are likely to be. Watson may even suggest clinical trials that the patient could be enrolled in.
But in 1994, the government changed its rules regulating the conduct of research on humans, saying patients could be enrolled under so-called waived consent as long as the community at large was notified that the experiment was under way and family members, having been told of it once they were found, were allowed to remove patients from it.
Ensuring that all citizens self-insure need not be difficult; those unable to prove that they had done so on their annual tax form could be enrolled in a default private plan by the government, and either billed or subsidized accordingly.
