Efforts by the Trump administration to drastically cut federal investments in medical research are threatening to kneecap ...

North Carolina, Missouri and Pennsylvania could face disproportionate losses, because of the concentration of medical research ... costs supporting the research, like building maintenance and ...

The recipients reported spending as much as 30% of their grant on indirect costs to support their research. The grants allow research into medical problems ... in St. Louis, which received ...

The federal order temporarily halts the Trump administration’s plans to slash $4 billion in overhead costs for research at universities and medical ... staff and building or lab operations ...

FIVE ON YOUR HEALTH TONIGHT. MASSIVE CUTS FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH. THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES FOR HEALTH SAYS THE REDUCTIONS WOULD SAVE MORE THAN $4 BILLION IN TAX DOLLARS EVERY YEAR. HERE TO ANSWER ...

"For every dollar that we get at universities, medical schools, et cetera, for research from the NIH or some other science agency, for every dollar another half dollar, roughly, is contributed by ...

WASHINGTON: The US agency overseeing medical research has announced a major cut in funding to universities and research centres, a move strongly condemned by scientists and academics who say work ...

Cancel anytime. The closed Marshall Elementary School is pictured Feb. 7, 2025, from Martin Luther King Drive in north St. Louis. ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Board of Education voted in closed ...

The NIH is the crown jewel of American scientific research, investing most of its $47 billion budget on medical research. Without the NIH meetings known as study sections, the agency can’t revie ...

Last year, approximately US$40 billion was awarded for biomedical research, largely through almost 50,000 competitive grants to more than 300,000 researchers at over 2,500 universities ...

This could potentially increase the number of funded research projects and accelerate medical breakthroughs, ultimately benefiting patients more directly." Prasad posited that universities and ...