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Uncertainty for Canadian medical research projects that rely on U.S. grants

Canadian researchers are relieved after the National Institutes of Health lifted a pause on funding reviews caused by an executive order from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Last year, over $40 million of NIH funding supported Canadian projects, highlighting their reliance on U.S. Grants.
Concerns remain about the impact of Trump's directive on research quality, particularly regarding diversity and health studies.
Experts warn that the pause signals a resistance to independent research and may affect the understanding of health issues influenced by global factors.

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Uncertainty for Canadian medical research projects that rely on U.S. grants

Some projects considered at risk even as National Institutes of Health funding resumes

17 days ago·Ladysmith, Canada

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