US EditionTrump administration says it will pull back billions in COVID funding from local health departments
- Federal health officials announced they are pulling back $11.4 billion in COVID-19-related funds for state and local public health departments and other health organizations throughout the nation.
- The funds were used for testing, vaccinations, and addressing health disparities for high-risk populations.
- Health officials in Washington state reported a loss of over $125 million in COVID-related funding.
- Officials in Los Angeles County stated they could lose more than $80 million in core funding for vaccinations and services.
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‘We are all terrified’: Mass General Brigham to lose millions in medical research grants under Trump cuts - The Boston Globe
Several universities and hospitals are seeing their funding disappear in areas ranging from reproductive health to pandemic preparedness.
·Boston, United States
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Wisconsin helpline will shut down, citing federal health grant cuts
A helpline Wisconsinites can call for support with their mental health or substance use will stop Saturday, April 5. It’s one of many services affected by recent federal cuts to over $210 million in health funds across the state, officials said. The post Wisconsin helpline will shut down, citing federal health grant cuts appeared first on WPR.
·Madison, United States
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