In the recent rally in St. John, Silvio Berlusconi has formally announced that one of the key points of his government over the next three years is the desire to "conquer cancer" (http://www.youtube.com/watch? v = veKkjOXAPAg). Unfortunately, the premier did not specify who and how should pursue this battle. I've already contacted a saint revived able to make miracles? Or maybe some factotum is already working to prepare a law "against malannum? It has also not made clear by what means you should do the work, seeing to support scientific research and researchers are usually not necessary financing and real drastic and indiscriminate cuts implemented in recent years by Tremonti & co. The latest example is given of the research projects of national interest for late 2008 have been allocated 90 million euro for the 14 subject areas (33% less than in 2002). A pittance compared to EUR 138 million for the costs of the Chamber of Deputies in 2010 alone. Not surprisingly, research and development for Italy invests approximately 1% of GDP and is the last position among the 30 OECD member countries. Under these conditions, announce to win the cancer is as promised the elixir of life: something that is very similar to the slogan the hucksters in the old village fairs. And as often happens, some people believe.
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