
US PhD admissions shrink as fears over Trump’s cuts take hold
Some doctoral programmes are admitting no students at all amid uncertainty about federal science funding.
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Some doctoral programmes are admitting no students at all amid uncertainty about federal science funding.

Tighter price regulation would deliver fewer new drugs but improve global health.

Seven institutions have so far rejected the administration’s list of demands over academic freedom and other concerns.

Hundreds of people at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have received lay-off notices, and work at many federal laboratories has been suspended.

President Trump’s budget office lays out guidelines for mass lay-offs across the federal government.

Despite political obstacles, officials are on track to disburse all of the research funds allocated to US biomedical behemoth.

The rollout of the H-1B visa change has sown confusion — and some fear it will be another ‘body blow’ for US science.

The Department of Defense is continuing to bankroll projects to develop vaccines against deadly pathogens.

Leucovorin would be available to only a minority of autistic people, and has not been tested for safety or effectiveness in a large trial. Some researchers are worried.

During an announcement on Monday, the US president repeatedly advised people, ‘Don’t take Tylenol’, but scientists say that strong evidence between the medication and autism is lacking.