US EditionDemocratic states sue NIH, RFK Jr. over canceled medical research grants
- A coalition of 16 states filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming it unlawfully canceled National Institutes of Health grant funding for medical research critical to public health on April 4.
- The lawsuit alleges that the administration delayed NIH grant reviews and terminated hundreds of awarded grants, violating federal law and executive authority limits.
- Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell stated, 'Public research institutions depend on NIH funding for groundbreaking research and job creation.'
- The coalition is requesting the court to order NIH to resume its grant review process and stop further terminations, impacting numerous studies, including those related to Alzheimer's Disease.
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Permanent injunction issued preventing NIH cap on research payments; appeal expected
A view of the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, Maryland, looking south beyond the Stokes Labs (Building 50) and Natcher Building (center) to the reflective façade of the National Library of Medicine (upper right). (Photo by National Institutes of Health)WASHINGTON — A federal judge has issued a permanent injunction blocking the National Institutes of Health from implementing a policy that would cap the amount of funding research…
Permanent injunction issued preventing NIH cap on research payments, but appeal expected • Oregon Capital Chronicle
A view of the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, Maryland, looking south beyond the Stokes Labs (Building 50) and Natcher Building (center) to the reflective façade of the National Library of Medicine (upper right). (Photo by National Institutes of Health)WASHINGTON — A federal judge has issued a permanent injunction blocking the National Institutes of Health from implementing a policy that would cap the amount of funding research…
Permanent injunction issued preventing NIH cap on research payments, but appeal expected • SC Daily Gazette
A view of the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, Maryland, looking south beyond the Stokes Labs (Building 50) and Natcher Building (center) to the reflective façade of the National Library of Medicine (upper right). (Photo by National Institutes of Health)WASHINGTON — A federal judge has issued a permanent injunction blocking the National Institutes of Health from implementing a policy that would cap the amount of funding research…
Permanent injunction issued preventing NIH cap on research payments, but appeal expected • Minnesota Reformer
A view of the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, Maryland, looking south beyond the Stokes Labs (Building 50) and Natcher Building (center) to the reflective façade of the National Library of Medicine (upper right). (Photo by National Institutes of Health)WASHINGTON — A federal judge has issued a permanent injunction blocking the National Institutes of Health from implementing a policy that would cap the amount of funding research…
‘Too important to fail.’ UTA monitors impact of federal orders on $155M in research
In a 48,000-square-foot university research facility in east Fort Worth, there are no signs — at least yet — of Trump administration executive orders and their impact on federally funded research. But with 17% of its budget coming from the federal government, the University of Texas at Arlington is already testing out scenarios where there could be “significant impacts,” university officials said, should some executive orders that are now on pau…
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