NIH has ended contracts for scientists working on vaccines, cut off pandemic-preparedness projects, and slashed support for equipment repairs
The idea, known in Washington as a most-favored nation policy, was shot down in the past by pharma lobby and Republicans opposed to drug price controls.
Insurer's stock price battered after slashed profit forecast, as risk adjustment changes known as V28 hit UnitedHealth.
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education’s proposal to require four years for emergency medicine residency is misguided.
What would Harvard be without the money the federal government has provided over decades to underwrite its vast research initiatives?
