Civil servants usually keep a low profile. These NIH employees are putting themselves at risk by calling out the Trump administration.

The NIH has rescinded a policy requiring recipients of new grants to certify they do not have unlawful DEI programs or boycotts of Israel.

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More than 90 NIH scientists sign their names to the “Bethesda declaration” in protest of Trump administration policies they say are harming people’s health.

Jay Bhattacharya, the the agency’s director, has made a point of welcoming dissent. A letter from his officials will test that.

Critics condemn NIH funding cuts, warning they harm marginalized communities and undermine life-saving research. The Bethesda Declaration highlights the impact.

Hundreds of current and former staffers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are urging agency director Jay Bhattacharya, Ph.D., to reverse the drastic changes made within the last five month | Hundreds of staffers at the National Institutes of Health are urging agency director Jay Bhattacharya,

Sixty-six current and 23 recently-terminated staff at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), along with 253 anonymous colleagues, sent an open letter to Director Jay Bhattacharya today, calling on him to reverse controversial policies cutting support for research.