As House prepares cuts for NIH, Rathmell urges Senate to protect funding in FY25

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NCI Director Kimryn Rathmell joined the NIH director and four other institute directors in a May 23 Senate subcommittee hearing to craft the Labor-HHS spending bill for fiscal year 2025.

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