NIH
Coverage of NIH in the Nexus archive.
- I Served on Grant Review Panels for 12 Years. Let's Not Romanticize NIH Peer Review.
The article discusses the author's 12-year experience on federal scientific review panels, highlighting colleagues' seriousness and expertise while critiquing the process as less objective and mechanical than perceived.
- The 3-Pronged Attack on Scientific Communication
Political appointees at the NIH exert significant control over scientific communication, and research on health communication faces challenges. The article highlights concerns about political interference in scientific discourse.
- Diabetes Association in uproar after members expelled from annual meeting over protest of NIH cuts
Five diabetes experts were expelled from the American Diabetes Association annual meeting in New Orleans for distributing an editorial criticizing federal cuts to biomedical research. The incident has sparked backlash in the diabetes research and practice community, with the ADA's communications further worsening the situation.
- Scientists ejected from diabetes conference for distributing journal reprints
Five scientists were ejected from the American Diabetes Association conference for distributing an editorial criticizing the Trump administration's attacks on scientific research. The editorial, published in Diabetes Care, was handed out outside a session where an NIH director was scheduled to speak, though the director later canceled and another official spoke instead.
- STAT+: Newer GLP-1s, pushback on research cuts, and a protest
The article covers highlights from the American Diabetes Association's annual conference in New Orleans, including a keynote speech by Rick Woychik, a senior adviser to NIH chief Jay Bhattacharya, and discussions on newer GLP-1 drugs, research funding cuts, and a protest. The piece also mentions STAT+ content and invites readers to engage with the newsletter.
- To Fund Pell, House Appropriators Suggest Ending Subsidized Loans
House Appropriators propose ending subsidized loans to fund Pell Grants, while also reducing Work-Study and other program funding. The legislation does not include President Trump's request to cut NIH funding.
- Scientists at NIH charged with attempting to smuggle highly contagious pathogens from Africa into US
Scientists at NIH were charged with attempting to smuggle highly contagious pathogens from Africa into the US. The case involves the illegal transport of dangerous biological materials across international borders.
- NIH researchers charged with trying to smuggle monkeypox into US: DOJ
NIH researchers are charged by the DOJ with attempting to smuggle monkeypox into the United States. Monkeypox, also referred to as Mpox, is a viral illness transmitted through close contact.
- NIH researchers charged with trying to smuggle monkeypox into US: DOJ
NIH researchers are accused of attempting to smuggle monkeypox into the US, according to the DOJ. Monkeypox, also called Mpox, is a viral illness transmitted through close contact.
- NIH researchers charged with trying to smuggle monkeypox into US: DOJ
NIH researchers have been charged by the DOJ with attempting to smuggle monkeypox into the United States. The article notes that monkeypox, also referred to as Mpox, is a viral illness transmitted through close contact.
- Senior NIH scientist, research fellow charged with bringing deactivated mpox virus into U.S.
A senior NIH scientist and a research fellow were charged with smuggling vials of deactivated mpox virus into the U.S. from Africa and lying during interviews at a Michigan airport. The criminal complaint was filed in federal court in Detroit against Vincent Munster and Claude Kwe, who work at Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Montana.
- STAT+: EU and US advisers split over AstraZeneca breast cancer drug
EU and US regulatory advisers have diverged in their assessment of AstraZeneca's breast cancer drug, signaling potential approval challenges. The disagreement highlights different regulatory approaches between the two regions on this oncology treatment.
- A CDC page on mpox caught in political crosshairs
A CDC page on mpox has become embroiled in political controversy. The article references a Senate hearing on the NIH and discusses confusion around STI information.