Collins to Congress: A Flat, Year-long CR Would Be “Devastating” to NIH Research

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If Congress passes another year-long, flat-funding resolution, the effect on NIH “would be simply devastating,” Director Francis Collins told a Senate appropriations subcommittee during a hearing Oct. 7.

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