Federal Judge Halts NIH Cuts That Could Impact Medical Research
Monday's ruling by U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley puts on hold funding caps for indirect research costs such as lab security and administrative support. The administration's policy would slash funding for those expenses to 15% from the current 27% to 28% average, CBS News reported.
Hours later, the Massachusetts Attorney General issued a temporary restraining order preventing the NIH from immediately ...
Life sciences advocates fear the new policy could slash millions of dollars that enable life-saving research at universities ...
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The University of Pennsylvania said the funding that was at risk of being cut before a restraining order took effect supports ...
Here’s a look at what the Trump administration’s decision to cut overhead funding for biomedical research means for ...
Attorneys general sued the Trump administration to block a NIH decision that would slash grant payments for research overhead ...
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Penn State Health bracing for NIH research grant cuts amid threats of federal funding freezeThe National Institute of Health (NIH) announced that they are cutting grants that support research institutions nationwide ...
In fiscal year 2024, 219 organizations in Massachusetts received approximately $3.46 billion in National Institutes of Health ...
A federal judge issued a nationwide temporary pause on plans by the NIH to substantially slash research overhead payments.
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