NIH cuts tracked by researchers in Grant Watch database

A Harvard scientist built a database of 2,100 NIH grant terminations. Then his own funding was cut

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Courtesy of Scott Delaney A Harvard scientist built a database of 2,100 NIH grant terminations. Then his own funding was cut Researchers launched Grant Watch to document NIH cuts, rally scientific community: Q&A with Scott Delaney, whose own funding was canceled By Anil Oza STAT+ | What Baby KJ means for the CRISPR gene editing industry The custom-built gene editing treatment for 6-month-old KJ Muldoon could not have come at a more welcome or jarring time for CRISPR-powered biomedicine. By Jason Mast Opinion: Longevity seekers misunderstand a fundamental truth about biology Continuous glucose monitoring and vitamins offer the illusion of control over your body. By Alex Harding ALLISON ROBBERT/AFP via Getty Images STAT+ | Reeling from Trump contract cuts, the National Academies prepares for 'a fairly radical downsizing' After $40 million in terminated contracts, the organization has laid off 50 employees, could lose as many as 300 by summer's end By Megan Molteni

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