NIH said it is “taking action to terminate research funding that is not aligned with NIH and HHS priorities.”

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NIH said it is “taking action to terminate research funding that is not aligned with NIH and HHS priorities.”
The National Institutes of Health did not expand on why the grants were terminated in response to questions from the Guardian. In a statement it said it is “taking action to terminate research funding that is not aligned with NIH and HHS priorities.
The NIH said in termination letters that its LGBTQ work no longer effectuates agency priorities.
In termination letters to researchers, the NIH said their LGTBQ work "no longer effectuates agency priorities."

Origin: extracted from Trump makes sweeping HIV research and grant cuts: ‘setting us back decades’ · 2026-09-11 22:10