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The White House “skinny budget” document cuts NIH by nearly 40%

The cuts are consistent with the previously leaked “passback” document

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An updated version of President Trump’s budget request published on May 2 comes as a disappointment for those who hoped that the White House would rethink the draconian cuts contained in an earlier, confidential version of the document that ended up being leaked to the press. 

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