#biomedical-research

#biomedical-research

The United States' biomedical research, fueled by NIH funding, faces ideological attacks that threaten its integrity and contributions to scientific diversity.

NIH's termination of the MOSAIC grant program threatens the careers of early-career diverse scientists.

Female biomedical researchers receiving more grants, but senior scientists receive the majority, leaving junior female scientists with fewer opportunities.

Funding cuts to the NIH jeopardize critical biomedical research that supports cancer treatments and overall public health.

NIH cuts $4 billion in funding to biomedical research, halving indirect cost reimbursements, which sparks a federal lawsuit from 22 states.

Couple prioritizes intentional living and travel as Rios' Alzheimer's progresses, amid concern over funding cuts to vital biomedical research.

Dr. Monica Gandhi highlights the severe consequences of proposed NIH funding cuts on critical biomedical research.

NIH leadership underwent significant changes on Jay Bhattacharya's first day, signaling new priorities amid budget cuts.

Four institute directors were removed, marking a drastic shift in NIH management.

NIH leadership upheaval marks significant shift in US health research oversight.

Key NIH directors removed, reflecting broader budget cuts and administrative changes.

The NIH and VA's hiring freeze threatens grant-funded biomedical research and exacerbates instability for researchers reliant on external funding.

US biomedical research funding is at risk due to proposed cuts in federal grants, threatening its global leadership.

Research linkage of gene to inflammatory bowel disease raises hope for tailored treatment options.

Public response to IBD research indicates a high prevalence and urgency for better therapies.

Identification of genetic factors contributes to understanding Parkinson's disease risk and opens new avenues for treatment.

Richard P. Lifton will join the Harvard Corporation on July 1, 2023, succeeding Shirley Tilghman.

The reproducibility crisis in biomedical research is exacerbated by pressure to publish, leading to bias and hampering scientific innovation.

Pressure to publish significantly contributes to the perceived reproducibility crisis in biomedical research.

A major overhaul of the NIH is likely, driven by proposals from Congress and the incoming administration.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. being appointed to lead health policy raises concerns over the future direction of US biomedical research.

Unexpected findings are common in biomedical research, with 70% of papers reporting outcomes not previously anticipated in grant proposals.

Bigger funding grants in biomedical research correlate with increased unexpected findings.

Postdoctoral researchers face a career bottleneck, with many leaving academia.

Publishing high-impact papers significantly aids postdocs in securing positions.

Scientists have demonstrated a method to temporarily make mouse skin transparent using a food dye, which could transform biomedical research and practices.

A new method using tartrazine dye makes mice transparent, enhancing visibility of organs and has potential applications in medical diagnostics and cosmetic procedures.