The National Institutes of Health will allocate some of its budget toward funding Department of Defense research, including work that NIH leadership has stated it no longer wants to support.
Source: Ars Technica
The NIH has decided to use a portion of its budget to fund research being conducted by the Department of Defense. According to reporting, this includes research that NIH leadership has indicated it no longer wishes to support through its own funding mechanisms.
The arrangement raises questions about how federal research funding is being allocated and whether it represents a shift in the NIH's research priorities and oversight.
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