NCI faces prospect of an 11% cut in FY25—another setback in a period of tight budgets and sliding paylines

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After a year of lean appropriations, NCI is looking at what threatens to be a budgetary cataclysm—a potential 10-11% cut to the Labor-HHS spending bill in fiscal year 2025.

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Matthew Bin Han Ong
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