The Boston Globe
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The article criticizes recent actions by the NIH that have led to the termination and freezing of Alzheimer’s disease research grants, totaling at least $94 million, since January 2025. These funding cuts and policy changes, influenced by political considerations, have slowed the research process, threatening the progress toward finding a cure. Despite public statements from officials expressing commitment to Alzheimer’s research, the article highlights a disconnect between those promises and the agency’s recent decisions, which undermine scientific independence and progress.
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