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SPOTLIGHT: Harvard teaching hospitals agree to joint research work
May 30, 2008 — 5:59am ET
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Hoping to make the most of their research dollars, a group of otherwise competitive Harvard teaching hospitals have decided to put aside their battle for status and pool their research efforts to shorten the bench-to-bedside time for their discoveries. If they don't, the institutions involved could actually end up losing money. Article
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