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The U.S. federal government has significantly reduced funding for research on health disparities among minority and low-income groups, citing concerns over identity politics, which threatens ongoing efforts to understand and address racial and socioeconomic health gaps.
UCLA is losing federal research funding due to alleged antisemitism, a move linked to political tensions surrounding protests related to the Gaza conflict. The university disputes the antisemitism claims, which the Department of Health and Human Services confirmed as the reason for the cuts. This decision follows a recent lawsuit settlement and reflects broader political and social tensions affecting university funding and policies.
The article discusses how federal budget cuts and restrictive immigration policies under the Trump administration are causing a significant brain drain in US science, with many international researchers and young scientists considering leaving for Europe or China, risking the US's longstanding leadership in scientific innovation.
Brad Smith, a little-known figure within the Trump administration's U.S. DOGE Service, has led significant $67 billion cuts at the Department of Health and Human Services, impacting research, disease prevention, and healthcare services, raising concerns about long-term health and scientific progress in the U.S.
U.S. science and research are facing significant setbacks due to government cuts, visa restrictions, and reduced funding, leading to a decline in international talent and risking America's long-standing dominance in global science and innovation.
The Trump administration is reviewing and potentially redirecting up to $100 million in federal funding to Harvard University amid ongoing disputes, including accusations of discrimination and antisemitism, which could impact Harvard's research and international programs, especially affecting graduate students and ongoing scientific work.