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Rachel Roubein
Verified
Author, The Health 202 Newsletter
Washington
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chronic illness, sexual health health policy,Public health sexual liberation, disability queer and trans lives, HIV death + dying
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By Lena Sun Verified, Carolyn Johnson Verified, Rachel Roubein Verified, Joel Achenbach Verified, Lauren Weber Verified| The Washington Post Verified The proposal would reduce the more than $47 billion budget of the NIH to $27 billion — a roughly 40 percent cut. It would consolidate NIH’s 27 institutes and centers into just eight. Some of its institutes and centers would be eliminated, including the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities and the National Institute of Nursing Research. A new, $20 billion agency named the Administration for a Healthy America would be created.
By Rachel Roubein Verified, Dan Diamond Verified| The Spokesman-Review Verified The Food and Drug Administration has become a “sock puppet” of the industries it regulates, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Friday, telling workers at the beleaguered agency that those industries have exerted too much influence on regulatory decisions for too long. In a roughly 27-minute speech, Kennedy - the nation’s top health official - also said the “deep state is real,” according to transcripts of his speech and a recording obtained by the Washington Post.
By Lena Sun Verified, Carolyn Johnson Verified, Rachel Roubein Verified, Joel Achenbach Verified, Lauren Weber Verified| The Washington Post Verified The proposal would reduce the more than $47 billion budget of the NIH to $27 billion — a roughly 40 percent cut. It would consolidate NIH’s 27 institutes and centers into just eight. Some of its institutes and centers would be eliminated, including the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities and the National Institute of Nursing Research. A new, $20 billion agency named the Administration for a Healthy America would be created.
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The Health 202 Newsletter
Washington, District of Columbia, United States