
Erin Schumaker
Future of Health Reporter at POLITICO
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3 days ago |
politico.com | Erin Schumaker
National Academy of Sciences President Marcia McNutt made a plea to the nation’s science research community during her second annual State of the Science address in Washington on Tuesday: Course-correct or lose to China. We’re in the midst of a “radical new experiment,” McNutt explained, in which the U.S., by pursuing budget cuts, canceling grants and adopting restrictive research policies, serves as the treatment group, while China is the control.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Erin Schumaker |Ruth Reader
Dr. Wafik El-Deiry, a cancer researcher and associate dean for oncology at Brown University, has an unlikely sales pitch for President Donald Trump: Pick me to lead the nation’s cancer research and give me a lot more money to spend on it. Despite slashing billions in health research grants and proposing further cuts in next year’s budget, Trump is considering El-Deiry to lead the National Cancer Institute after a recent interview for the job.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Erin Schumaker
A well-known drug-policy lawyer is joining the Department of Health and Human Services to , according to two sources with knowledge of the move who requested anonymity because it hasn’t been announced yet, POLITICO’s Natalie Fertig reports. Matt Zorn, most recently a partner at Yetter Coleman, is listed in the HHS employee directory as deputy general counsel.
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2 weeks ago |
politico.com | Erin Schumaker
Programming note: Future Pulse will be off on Monday but back in your inboxes on Tuesday. Data centers — large-scale artificial intelligence server hubs — are a hot topic right now, in Sacramento and beyond. Our POLITICO data team colleagues Catherine Allen, Rosmery Izaguirre and Claudine Hellmuth did a deep dive into the data around data centers.
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2 weeks ago |
politico.com | Erin Schumaker |Carmen Paun
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is trying to reassure GOP senators that the Trump administration’s plan to slash universities’ administrative and facilities funding won’t hurt schools in their states. During a hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday, the Department of Health and Human Services secretary said HHS was looking for a way to shield public colleges from the administration’s proposed indirect research costs cap.
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A practical consequence of uncertainty around the Trump administration's rapid-fire contract cuts: Fearing a funding lapse as their NIH contract expiration date approached, brain banks stopped taking donations — and brains meant for science went to waste https://t.co/ZiUvG1SLNn

Today in quick turnarounds: HHS plans to restore funding for the Women's Health Initiative https://t.co/z6GYSTHQWb

RT @adamcancryn: As an anti-vax activist, RFK Jr. spent years attacking Anthony Fauci. As HHS secretary, he's exacting his revenge. RFK o…