NIH to Use Part of Its Budget to Pay for Department of Defense Research
The project-by-project transfer would steer biodefense research to the Pentagon, with NIH saying no money will move this fiscal year.
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Pentagon defends new NIH funding agreement after DeLauro alleges 'raid'
The Pentagon is defending a newly signed agreement with the National Institutes of Health after House Appropriations Committee Ranking Member Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) accused the Trump administration of attempting to divert billions of dollars from NIH to fund Defense Department activities. The interagency agreement, signed Aug. 4 and 5 by Robert Kadlec, the assistant secretary of defense for nuclear deterrence, chemical and biological defense policy…
NIH Ends Biodefense Focus, Signs Pact With Department Of War
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An agreement between the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense generated allegations of a supposed transfer of USD 2 billion, although the available documents describe a framework for cooperation and do not credit for an immediate transfer of funds.
Pilfering the NIH for missile-money
It’s been one of those days — long boring meeting that ate up most of my morning, and then off to the dentist. I have a cavity. I’m getting it fixed in November. My patience is a little thin today. So this news has me shaking mad. On September 3, Bhattacharya’s NIH signed an “interagency […]
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