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Current public-health and peer-reviewed sources say most post‑COVID‑vaccine reactions are short lived — injection‑site pain, fatigue, fever and headache that usually resolve in days — and that serious...
The Trump administration’s early 2025 budget actions and policy changes led to large, specific reductions and program shifts at NIH and the National Cancer Institute (NCI): reporting and committee ana...
Available reporting and guidance through 2025 shows common COVID-19 vaccine effects are short-lived (injection-site pain, fever, aches) and that large-scale monitoring finds no widespread, previously ...
Optimal timing for COVID-19 boosters is driven by three measurable forces: waning vaccine-induced immunity (antibody decline within months), the antigenic match between vaccine and circulating variant...
Federal reporting compiled by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) shows Title VIII Nursing Workforce Development funding increased from 2016 through 2020, with the series of annual ...
People who should consider avoiding or consulting a doctor before getting a COVID-19 vaccine include people with a history of severe allergic reaction to a COVID-19 vaccine ingredient, those who recen...
The available reporting shows the U.S. Department of Education (ED) proposed a narrower definition of “professional degree” in 2025 that would leave only a small set of programs — medicine, law, denti...
Lawmakers from both parties publicly objected to NIH and cancer-research funding cuts, but available reporting emphasizes prominent Democratic-led pushback and congressional scrutiny rather than an eq...
Available reporting shows many universities and major academic associations responded publicly—through statements, policy changes, and litigation—to federal actions affecting DEI, funding, and researc...