We have to take a patient's sample and process it in a rather complicated way.

We can make it small and simple enough to take into rural areas in places like the Congo, Cambodia or Indonesia that may lack lab facilities.

This new technology should help provide better global influenza surveillance by making it easier for more laboratories to swiftly identify severe flu strains, which in turn may aid health officials to stem potential flu epidemics and even pandemics.

(The issue) became so pervasive that we decided to create a separate subcommittee.

No one would say we don't want industry here, because that's what we have, and we coexist quite well.

If you see me on Friday, you'll see different material on Saturday night.