The Latest Breaking News from NIH

With the endless stream of announcements, reversals, measures and countermeasures coming from the new administration of United States President Donald Trump, it has become difficult to make sense of what is just noise or opening negotiation offers and what constitutes actual policy change.

Kidney disease, leading to kidney failure, afflicts disproportionately more black people than white people. Thus, there is a huge burden of kidney healthcare costs among black people all over the world.

It's a good sign that the president is calling on critics of the federal government's lack of transparency to staff his administration.

The billionaire should be writing a thank you note to Al Gore, not wrecking burgeoning developments

Senator Collins endorses Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for HHS Secretary, expressing concerns about potential NIH budget cuts.

22 states challenge Trump administration's cuts to public health research funding, raising concerns over the future of scientific research.

A federal judge blocked a new National Institutes of Health policy from going into effect in 22 states that sued the agency, but Texas wasn’t part of the suit.

Twenty-two states sue the Trump administration over abrupt NIH funding cuts, arguing the move threatens critical medical research and violates federal law.

NIH plans to reduce indirect costs on research grants, sparking concerns and praise over potential impacts on research activities and savings.