Trump research cuts threaten US biomedical effort across states
The AP reports looming NIH funding caps and a court battle risk delaying cancer and neurological trials. Rural Utah patients, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming communities rely on NIH funded studies and local centers to run tests. Researchers warn discoveries may be delayed or lost as funding, grants, and indirect cost reimbursements face drastic cuts.
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Experts warn vitamin A not a measles substitute
Dallas health specialists urge Texans to vaccinate themselves and children as the West Texas measles outbreak grows and two deaths occur. They caution against relying on vitamin A from foods or cod liver oil, noting it helps only malnourished patients with existing infection and is not preventive.
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Butterflies Decline Across United States At Rapid Pace
Washington researchers report America's butterfly numbers have fallen 22 percent since 2000 due to insecticides climate change and habitat loss. The analysis compiles 76957 surveys from 35 programs counting 12.6 million butterflies across the Lower 48 with 114 species declining and nine increasing.
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