The president of the University of Minnesota said a slash in funding for medical research grants by the National Institutes ...

Rayfield and 21 other attorneys general on Monday sued the Trump Administration, the Department of Health and Human Services ...

It feels like a dark time is ahead. We’re going to try to weather it, but we’re not optimistic that it’ll pass soon,“ ...

There's widespread confusion and fear among scientists and doctors on the sprawling National Institutes of Health campus and ...

California and Democratic-run states go to court to halt NIH funding cuts that leaders say could harm life-saving medical ...

Laboratories would literally go dark,” says a medical research insider, if Trump administration cuts to NIH funding go ...

We’re talking about massive layoffs across the Triangle if this (rule) holds,” former UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp ...

NIH grant recipients receive additional funding to cover "indirect costs," such as building maintenance and administrative ...

These indirect costs are negotiated with each research institution and average close to 30 percent of the amount awarded for ...

News of the cuts rattled the scientific community with many scientific institutions set to lose millions of dollars in funding annually.

Slashing indirect-cost funding to 15 percent would mean that “work to cure and treat human disease will grind to a halt,” the attorneys general wrote.

Rep. Rosa DeLauro warned that limiting grants from the National Institutes of Health will cause “irreparable damage.” ...