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Frank Lin
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Research revolutionizes treatment of age-related hearing loss
Published Feb 18, 2025
After NIH-funded studies linked untreated hearing loss to health issues such as dementia, Hopkins professor Frank Lin spearheaded policy changes making hearing aids easier and cheaper to acquire
Paul Nestadt
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NIH funding is a matter of life or death
Published Feb 17, 2025
Johns Hopkins psychiatrist Paul Nestadt says cutting NIH funding for suicide prevention research is ‘not just a fiscal decision—it’s a threat to human lives’
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Researchers harness body’s natural defenses
Published Feb 19, 2025
Federal funding enables biomedical engineer Jamie Spangler and her team to develop innovative treatments for autoimmune disorders, cancer, and other complex diseases
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NIH funds research that leads directly to cancer treatments
Published Feb 13, 2025
Cancer researcher Karen Sfanos says she is ‘terrified’ of the impact of cuts to NIH funding that supports vital biomedical research across the U.S.
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