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Aug 02 2024
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Med School Quietly Scrubs Race-Based Criteria For Gov’t Funded Program Following Complaint
A prominent medical school silently removed a race requirement from a National Institute of Health (NIH)-funded research program on its website following an October 2022 civil rights complaint alleging the admission criteria was illegal and discriminatory. The Ohio State University College of Medicine Postbaccalaureate Research Education Program (PREP), which is designed to equip pre-medical
The Daily CallerOct 21 2021
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New NIH Letter About EcoHealth Reporting Failure Raises New Questions About Gain-Of-Function Funding
Documents released yesterday by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) appear to contradict previous claims by the EcoHealth Alliance regarding the subject of experiments on bat coronaviruses in Wuhan, China, raising further questions over whether U.S. government funding contributed to so-called “gain-of-function” research.
In a letter to Representative James Comer, Ranking Member on
The Daily WireJul 15 2024
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Karen’s Korner: Ageism - Minden Press-Herald
“Ageism’ is a form of discrimination where people are mistreated based on their age. It is rooted in a lack of knowledge, prejudice, and stereotypes. Despite being a form of discrimination, ageism is often not taken seriously, and it is even considered one of the last socially acceptable prejudices.” (NIH Office of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion) The first time the term was used was back
Minden Press-HeraldJul 27 2020
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Moderna, NIH Advance Coronavirus Vaccine Trials
In partnership with the National Institutes of Health, biotechnology company Moderna plans to enroll roughly 30,000 subjects in Phase 3 of its COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine trial. The Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority have awarded Moderna another $472 million to fill the gap in needed funds. This brings the company's U.S.-based financial backing to roughly $955 million.
The Boston Globe CNET Newsmax (News)Jun 25 2024
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Two LSU Health Shreveport Faculty Members Awarded PrestigiousNIH R01 Grants to Advance Research – Bossier Press-Tribune
More than $5 million in highly competitive grant funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was recently awarded to two researchers at LSU Health Shreveport studying infectious diseases and cardiovascular diseases. Ana-Maria Dragoi, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Molecular & Cellular Physiology, was awarded an R01 grant totaling $1,788,500 over five years from the NIH’s National
Bossier Press TribuneJun 04 2024
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Advancements in metastatic cancer treatments offer new hope to patients
Advancements in metastatic cancer treatments offer new hope to patients According to NIH, more than 600,000 Americans are living with metastatic cancers, a figure that is set to approach 700,000 next year. According to NIH, more than 600,000 Americans are living with metastatic cancers, a figure that is set to approach 700,000 next year. According to NIH, more than 600,000 Americans are living
ABC 11 WTVDJul 25 2024
Perspectives Blog
Do Trans Athletes Have an Unfair Advantage?
As more transgender and non-binary athletes look to compete in the Olympics and national competitions, questions remain about whether it’s fair—particularly for transgender women (biologically male) to compete with biologically female women.
Some view this issue as solely a matter of inclusion or discrimination and believe that it is discriminatory to prevent someone from competing
AllSides StaffJun 11 2024
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House Republicans accuse HHS of lying about lethal mpox project
House Republicans accused the National Institutes of Health Tuesday of substantially misleading Congress and the public about research on potentially lethal mpox, or mokeypox, viruses. An interim staff report from the GOP-run House Energy and Commerce Committee concludes that NIH, Department of Health and Human Services, and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases officials on
Washington ExaminerJun 27 2024
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PETA protester dresses in mouse costume for Midtown demonstration
The mouse, complete with an open surgical site on its back, held a sign reading, “Cut the NIH’s $22 billion budget, not mice.” Julie Robertson — PETA member, Atlanta resident and the one behind the costume — took occasional breaks from the mouse head for fresh air and left Midtown by 8:30 p.m. The National Institutes of Health receives roughly $48 billion in federal government funding,
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionAug 02 2024
Perspectives Blog
The Pros and Cons of Expanding Prison Nurseries in the United States
This piece was originally published by the Alliance for Citizen Engagement (Center). It was written by Cora Palomar-Nelson.
What are Prison Nurseries?United States prison nurseries are programs within correctional facilities that allow pregnant, incarcerated mothers to keep their infants with them from the child’s birth to the end of their sentence. Located within a separate wing
The Alliance for Citizen Engagement