Biden’s FY25 budget requests $522M increase for NCI, $1.5B for ARPA-H, $2.9B for Moonshot

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President Joe Biden has requested an increase of $871.5 million to the overall NIH budget in FY25. Of that amount, $522 million, or nearly 60%, is slated for NCI. 

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Alexandria Carolan
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