Health & Medicine

The NIH Workforce Is Its Smallest in Decades. Here's the Work Left Behind.

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The NIH workforce has shrunk to its lowest level in decades under President Trump's administration, leading to a loss of experienced scientists and researchers. This exodus is harming the agency's ability to respond to health challenges and could result in more health issues and deaths due to delayed research and development. Content creators should highlight the critical importance of stable support for biomedical research to maintain public health advancements.

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