House committee’s FY26 spending bill increases NCI funding by $48M, NIH by $99M

House joins Senate in rejecting Trump’s proposed 40% NIH cuts

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The House is on track to join the Senate in rejecting the Trump administration’s budget proposal that would cut NIH by $18 billion.

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Jacquelyn Cobb
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