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OMRF talks effects of new policy seeking to limit certain NIH funding

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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A form of National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding for medical research would be capped under a new Trump administration policy. A federal judge recently halted the plan amid lawsuits, but worry still remains among people whose research is powered by a lot of that funding. "We're playing out all of the scenarios,” Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation President Andy Weyrich said. There’s a sense of urgency at the OMRF. L…

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OMRF talks effects of new policy seeking to limit certain NIH funding

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A form of National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding for medical research would be capped under a new Trump administration policy. A federal judge recently halted the plan amid lawsuits, but worry still remains among people whose research is powered by a lot of that funding. "We're playing out all of the scenarios,” Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation President Andy Weyrich said. There’s a sense of urgency at the OMRF. L…

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Can the NIH Cap Indirect Cost Rates at 15%?

On February 7, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) issued Supplemental Guidance to its 2024 NIH Grants Policy Statement, Indirect Cost Rates, purporting to cap indirect cost (also called facilities and administration, F&A) rates at 15% for all new grants issued as well as for go forward expenses for existing grants.  The purported basis for the cap, which is a quarter or less of the indirect rate charged by many universities, hospitals, and …

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NIH Limits Overhead Cost Funding To 15%, Cutting Off $9 Billion To Biomedical Research Institutions - Health Policy Watch

The abrupt decision by the National Institutes of Health to slash funding to the nation’s research centers and universities has provoked a fresh outcry among leading US researchers, global health experts and even some Republican politicians  – with leading one expert saying this latest move could “seriously jeopardize” the US’s global dominance in biomedical research […]

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Health Policy Watch broke the news in on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
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