How Trump's NIH cuts are a death sentence for our cancer-stricken son
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Cailen Vela, a six-year-old boy battling a rare and aggressive cancer, illustrates the potential dangers posed by proposed funding cuts to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Diagnosed at four, Cailen underwent rigorous treatment, including chemotherapy and radiation. Following his recent cancer relapse, the Vela family is alarmed by delays in funding for biomedical research under the Trump administration, which has canceled numerous NIH grant meetings. This jeopardizes the allocation of billions for crucial medical research, leaving families like the Velas uncertain about the future of treatment advancements.
Cailen Vela, a six-year-old with a rare cancer, represents the impact of NIH funding cuts on research vital for treatments and advancements in medicine.
The Vela family fears proposed research funding cuts may severely limit their chances for effective cancer treatment as NIH funding faces delays from the Trump administration.
The Trump administration's cancellation of NIH grant meetings poses a significant threat to biomedical research, jeopardizing funding for essential disease studies and treatment developments.
Proposed limitations on NIH grant reimbursements will financially cripple institutions, hindering their ability to conduct critical research and support scientists seeking new medical solutions.
Read at Mail Online
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