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If Congress does not produce legislation or act in some way within six months, Mr. Ashcroft said, "I'll simply launch a study of my own".

At the beginning of October, for example, it collaborated with another part of the NIH, the National Institute of Mental Health, to launch a study of St John's wort a herb that is widely employed to treat mild cases of depression.

As its user base grows, the company hopes to launch a study of the app's impact on the environment, including how well it encourages and enables the use of electric vehicles over others, the co-founders said.

NIH has not committed new funding to ME/CFS research, but its Clinical Center plans to launch a study of people shortly after they develop related symptoms from a probable but as yet unidentified infection.

In 1999, he'd coined the term "exoarchaeology," in an article on the potential for archeological study of orbital space debris (though his main focus was terrestrial trash — he founded the field of "garbology," in 1973, by launching a study of Tucson's landfill).

The agency's oversight body, the National Science Board, fears the answers to both questions may be yes and has launched a study of the issue.

Last October, Kroes' former employer launched a study of the company — aiming to probe the social, economic and legal consequences of its business operations, with a view to deciding whether new legislation might be needed to properly regulate its business.

In the wake of Merck's move to pull stroke-inducing Vioxx, Pfizer has launched a study of its Celebrex and other drugs in the same family to make sure they're safe.