HEALTHJun 19 · 08:30 UTCSTAT NEWSLauren Chan and O. Rose Broderick

Federal grant delays could jeopardize essential disability services, research

Federal funding delays may jeopardize disability services and research at the Great Lakes ADA Center, which works to advance understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Robert Gould, a professor at the University of Illinois Chicago, warns of potential harm to decades of institutional work within 73 days.

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