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NIH proposes major revamp of how it scores research grant proposals

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By Max Kozlov Verified
| Nature Verified
The US National Institutes of Health has put forward a plan to change how it ranks research proposals and decides which ones to fund.Credit: Timon Schneider/Alamy The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has proposed overhauling how it decides which research projects to fund, and how it reports the outcome of those deliberations. For the past fivedecades, the agency reported to researchers the precise numerical scores assigned to their project proposals by peer reviewers.
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Trump wants MMR vaccine split up: the science behind why it’s a bad idea

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By Kaia Glickman, Max Kozlov Verified
| Nature Verified
Children in the United States normally get two doses of the MMR vaccine: one at 12 to 15 months, and one at 4 to 6 years of age.Credit: Courtney Perry/Washington Post/Getty Researchers are worried that an executive order signed by US President Donald Trump earlier this week will have negative consequences for children’s health across the country — and are laying out the scientific evidence that backs up their concerns. Autism is on the rise: what’s really behind the increase?
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NIH limits funding for research on the health effects of public policy

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By Max Kozlov Verified
| Nature Verified
Research about how pollution regulations affect people’s health is relevant to policymakers, but the US National Institutes of Health is shifting away from funding such work.Credit: Brandon Bell/Getty The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has begun turning away research grant applications for which the “primary function” is informing policymakers and legislators, according to internal documents seen by Nature.
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