Nancy Vu

2 months ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Nancy Vu

The White House sent three nominations for the Department of Health and Human Services to the Senate. President Donald Trump Tuesday night nominated Gustav Chiarello and Gary Andres to be assistant secretaries of HHS, along with Michael Stuart to be general counsel of the department. The executive nominations come ahead of senators’ expected vote this week to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination to lead HHS.

2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Nancy Vu

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2 months ago | news.bgov.com | Nancy Vu

The White House’s move to slash NIH grant funding is drawing mixed responses from Republicans—signaling the possibility for more cuts from lawmakers to the agency’s medical research budget that has historically had bipartisan support. The National Institutes of Health announced Friday it would cap billions of dollars in “indirect costs” on grant funding spent by universities and research institutions to facilitate medical research—lowering it to 15%.

2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Nancy Vu

The White House’s move to slash NIH grant funding is drawing mixed responses from Republicans—signaling the possibility for more cuts from lawmakers to the agency’s medical research budget that has historically had bipartisan support. The National Institutes of Health announced Friday it would cap billions of dollars in “indirect costs” on grant funding spent by universities and research institutions to facilitate medical research—lowering it to 15%.

2 months ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Nancy Vu

The White House’s move to slash NIH grant funding is drawing mixed responses from Republicans—signaling the possibility for more cuts from lawmakers to the agency’s medical research budget that has historically had bipartisan support. The National Institutes of Health announced Friday it would cap billions of dollars in “indirect costs” on grant funding spent by universities and research institutions to facilitate medical research—lowering it to 15%.