101.   Patients could then get the drug by meeting certain medical criteria and signing up for programs that would be run like studies and would provide data to the FDA.

102.   Patients get blurred vision, drooping eyelids, speech dysfunction and other conditions leading to respiratory failure.

103.   Patients get help at the clinic for many ailments, including persistent depression and eating disorders.

104.   Patients get shots or pills, every month to three months, which block production of testosterone.

105.   Patients got varying doses of the new cells, and it appears that those who received the most got the most benefit.

106.   Patients will get amenities and attention that virtually no managed care practice can provide.

107.   Scientific protocol calls for researchers to remain in the dark about which patients are getting placebos and which get the real thing.

108.   Seriously mentally ill patients were not getting the services they needed, Glenn found.

109.   Some of the issues left unresolved by the session include whether transplant patients will get adequate post-surgical care and residency requirements for transplant recipients.

110.   Sometimes these stunned cells recover spontaneously and the patient gets better.