Trump, NIH grant cuts
Judge extends temporary block to huge cuts in National Institutes of Health research funding
The new National Institutes of Health policy would strip research groups of hundreds of millions of dollars to cover so-called indirect expenses of studying Alzheimer’s, cancer, heart disease and a host of other illnesses — anything from clinical trials of new treatments to basic lab research that is the foundation for discoveries.
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Tennessee researchers, especially Vanderbilt, would be hit hard by NIH funding cutsTennessee stands to get clobbered by the Trump administration's proposed federal research cuts, which would hit Vanderbilt ...
Although currently blocked by a federal court, the policy would limit research funding from NIH for “indirect costs,” or ...
Federal funding for medical research has dropped by roughly $1 billion this year, raising alarm among universities, medical ...
Alongside other mayors, Wu is asking a federal judge in Boston to block President Trump from cutting NIH funding.
So those individual research groups, doing their individual projects, will apply for [NIH] funding. For the overall laboratory itself, for the cost of running it, for the utilities, all those ...
Mayor Lisa Brown joins U.S. mayors in opposing NIH funding cuts, citing threats to Spokane’s economy, health research and job ...
After NIH-funded studies linked untreated hearing loss to health issues such as dementia, Hopkins professor Frank Lin ...
Judge Angel Kelley kept in place an order blocking the Trump administration from implementing a 15% cap on NIH indirect cost ...
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