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NIH to use part of its budget to pay for Department of Defense research

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has agreed to allocate part of its budget to fund research at the Department of Defense, focusing on medical countermeasures against various threats. This move is significant as it diverts funds from NIH's existing projects and reflects a strategic realignment in federal priorities towards defense-related health concerns. Developers and tech professionals should monitor how this allocation impacts NIH’s ability to support other critical biomedical research initiatives.

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