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How $1.8 Billion In NIH Cuts Affected Patients In Clinical Trials In 2025
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21:52Now PlayingMichellene Davis, the president and CEO of National Medical Fellowships, joined Forbes senior editor Maggie McGrath to talk about the cumulative effect of the thousands of NIH research grants slashed by the Trump administration in 2025 in the name of cost cutting--and how these cuts could hurt patients and worsen physician shortages in years to come.
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