Reader comments: U. nursing student gets fellowship

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Anonymous | 4:00 p.m. May 18, 2008
I think that is neat that this girl who goes to the U can do something fun like this ,You can tell that her carerr is very important to her, 10 months is a long time to be gone from your family.
Anonymous | 9:52 p.m. May 20, 2008
We are so lucky to have young women like Sarah Iribarren interested in research and international health. The world needs more ambitious people like her. With all the diseases cropping up internationally, we must help keep these dedicated young people funded in school and beyond. So much hard work goes into research and we need these people to get paid the big money for their hard work and dedication. Politicians who vote more money for themselves, then just talk and talk about reform, what we should do about health issues, more free, cheap health, etc. These people in research are the ones that put their lives on the line for us. They are actively trying to seek cures for health issues and much more. Our future, our health depends on dedicated people like Sarah Iribarren. Funds are well spent on this type of student!

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University of Utah student Sarah Iribarren is only the second nurse to receive a National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Fellowship. (Ashley Lowery, Deseret News)
Ashley Lowery, Deseret News
University of Utah student Sarah Iribarren is only the second nurse to receive a National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Fellowship.