Abstract
Q. What led you to become active in advocacy for causes in medicine and pediatrics? You have had a complicated relationship with the federal government: you worked for the government at the National Institutes of Health, interacted with it both as the dean of a major medical school and in an advisory capacity in the Institute for Medicine, and now as director of the California Stem Cell Initiative. Can you tell me a little bit about these experiences and how they have shaped your thinking about your role as a physician and now a public figure?
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