WASHINGTON (AP) — A few desperately ill patients have managed to get into clinical trials at the National Institutes of Health’s famed hospital, even though the government’s partial shutdown has others being turned away, the agency said Wednesday.
Normally, about 200 new patients every week enroll in studies at the NIH’s research-only hospital, often referred to as the “house of hope” because so many of those people have failed standard treatments.
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