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NIH funding cuts under the Trump administration are impacting critical vaccine hesitancy research amidst declining vaccination rates.

University researchers face uncertainty amid Trump's executive actions, affecting funding and ongoing projects.

Many researchers report operations aren't normal due to conflicting guidance and funding freezes.

The Trump administration has halted NIH processes that are essential for medical research funding, potentially in violation of a court order.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked NIH funding cuts to medical research institutions.

A federal judge blocked funding cuts from the Trump administration that threaten vital medical research, ensuring continued support for critical health studies.

Dr. Francis S. Collins retired from the NIH, reflecting on his career and expressing concerns about bipartisan support for biomedical research.

The recent cuts to the NIH and CDC jeopardize public health efforts, especially following the pandemic.

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya aims to foster a culture of scientific dissent and free speech at the NIH amid critiques of its recent leadership.

NIH's move to cut $4 billion in indirect research costs could have devastating impacts on university research projects and medical advancements.

NIH is terminating research grants due to perceived political agenda, affecting critical studies on gender, diversity, and climate change.

Federal judge blocks NIH from capping indirect research cost reimbursements, protecting vital funding for universities and research institutions.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked NIH's plan to reduce funding for indirect research costs amid ongoing legal disputes.

HHS is undergoing a major restructuring resulting in significant layoffs and staff reductions.

Jay Bhattacharya emphasizes the need for free scientific inquiry as he seeks to lead NIH amidst political controversies.

Jay Bhattacharya emphasizes funding for NIH scientists but lacks clarity on his strategy during his confirmation hearing.

Dr. Francis Collins has retired after 32 years at NIH, marking the end of a significant era in biomedical research.