Cuts to administrative costs associated with NIH grants could jeopardize the economic well-being of cities dependent on ...

The fight unfolding over the Trump administration's sudden limit on NIH grant funding could slash budgets for Washington's ...

and a professor of medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine and chair of the Hastings Center Board of Trustees. His research has been funded by the NIH. Working in an historical archive is a lot like ...

Tabak, a dentist and researcher, was appointed as the NIH’s principal deputy director in 2010. His tenure spans four presidential administrations, and includes a nearly two-year stint as the ...

Recent efforts to reduce research funding from the National Institute of Health (NIH) have raised concerns among local universities and medical systems.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced last week it was limiting the amount of funding for indirect funds, those meant for administrative and facility costs, to 15 percent. While this ...

Workers were also fired at the National Institutes of Health, where a "huge" number of nurses from the NIH Clinical Center were let go, Reuters reported, citing anonymous sources. Some facilities ...

Those costs were previously individually negotiated; the NIH said the average rate was around 28%, with some over 60%. Calling the cuts "arbitrary and capricious," 22 states sued the Trump ...

President Donald Trump and his newly created Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, have made quick work in its goals to slash spending and shrink the federal government. DOGE is led by the ...

There already are reports detailing how deep cuts at the NIH could curtail research into infectious diseases — a particularly disturbing development as bird flu spreads throughout the U.S. And ...

When a grant is awarded to a scientist by the NIH, an additional percentage, on top of the allocated research funding, goes to the facility housing their work to cover these “indirect costs.” ...

The policy, currently blocked by a federal court, would limit NIH research funding for "indirect costs," or overhead expenses, to 15%, which is far below what some institutions receive.