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RFK Jr. visiting NIH Vaccine Research Center tomorrow
Lessons From a Year of RFK Jr. Disinformation— His lies hide an ugly political agenda that is disastrous for public health
......Kennedy uses personal responsibility as a smokescreen obscuring all his actions against public health. He is destroying the government programs that help our communities create safer environments, help people make healthier choices for their families, and improve access to healthcare. Kennedy's lies matter because they hide an ugly political agenda that the public needs to understand.
We don't have to put up with this. Soon, Americans will vote to elect a new Congress, as well as a variety of state and local offices. Voters need to make clear to candidates of every party that we cannot allow federal health leaders charged with protecting our lives to be gushers of disinformation. We must ask every candidate what they will do to protect public health and to bring honest leadership back to the Department of Health and Human Services.
Federal Research Grant Awards Fall to a Six-Year Low
https://www.the-scientist.com/federal-research-grant-awards-fall-to-a-six-year-low-75078
An independent grant tracker's analysis of NIH's own award records shows the agency has issued fewer grant awards this fiscal year than in any of the past six.