NCI cuts programs by 5% and non-competing renewals by 3% to maintain paylines in fiscal 2019

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NCI is cutting the budgets of divisions, offices, and centers within the institute by 5 percent to maintain funding for its Research Project Grant pool, which funds a broad range of basic research, as well as clinical trials and health services research.

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Matthew Bin Han Ong
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