House FY24 spending bill slashes NIH by 6%, NCI by 3%

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The fiscal year 2024 Labor, HHS, Education, and Related Agencies spending bill heading for approval by the House Appropriations Committee cuts NIH by $2.8 billion and NCI by $216 million.

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