Tag: NIH
NIH ends role in Safe to Sleep campaign to prevent infants deaths
In recent years, the Safe to Sleep campaign has faced challenges as sleep-related infant deaths have increased. The…
Sen. Collins slams NIH research cuts, urges funding be restored
Senator Susan Collins of Maine, a Republican and the chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, recently criticized the…
Medicaid cuts, RFK Jr., NIH budget
After returning from their spring break, congressional Republicans are facing some tough decisions. They need to figure out…
What will NIH cuts mean for my rare inherited cancer syndrome?
The story of Jim Higgins and his family is a poignant reminder of the importance of the National…
Women’s Health Initiative to receive NIH funding after all
Elizabeth Cooney, a cardiovascular disease reporter at STAT, recently covered a groundbreaking announcement from the Women's Health Initiative.…
No new autism registry, HHS says walking back NIH director’s claim
The Department of Health and Human Services has clarified that they are not planning to create a new…
NIH, NEJM, vaping medication, Lyme disease
The Trump administration has once again targeted a scientific journal, this time setting its sights on one of…
NIH director voices support for head of addiction research institute
The opioid crisis has been a pressing issue in the United States for years, with drug overdose rates…
How Will RFK’s Cuts At The CDC, FDA And NIH Affect You?
The recent announcement by the Department of Health and Human Services to make drastic cuts that would result…
NIH research grant restrictions, a ban on more food dyes
STAT, a renowned publication, recently achieved a significant milestone by winning its first National Magazine Award for General…
NIH grants, Covid guidance, pharma tariffs
tech companies, The Wall Street Journal reports. Some patients are seeing long-term symptoms after a Covid-19 infection —…
NIH discontent, hearing loss, dementia, AI
It’s CRISPR time,” and “My CRISPR’d babies were actually Chad and Stacy this whole time.” Not to mention…