The Supreme Court’s shadow docket ruling lets Trump block $783M in NIH grants for DEI, gender identity, and COVID-19 research.

In a narrow 5-4 decision, the justices lifted a lower court order that had blocked $783 million in cuts made by the National NIH.

Hello and welcome to Health Fairs This Week. I'm your host, Jeff Beyers. We're recording on 09/04/2025. Just as a heads up, Health Affairs released a new issue this week all on insights on the opioid ...

The types of NIH grants affected in Ohio range from studying the long-term effects of COVID, vaccine hesitancy in rural communities, inflammatory bowel disease, bisexual adolescents’ and young adults’ ...

Impacted grants in the state have covered a wide swath of subjects at 16 universities and research institutions.

After the Supreme Court ruled that a federal judge didn’t have jurisdiction to restore hundreds of grants from the National Institutes of Health, the judge apologized in a Tuesday pre-trial conference ...

CalMatters asked him to count how many National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health grants that campuses ...

Faculty began to receive notice of restored federal grants and research funds in the weeks following the June district court ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has dealt with a series of cases involving challenges to the actions of President Donald Trump and his ...

A San Francisco-based U.S. district judge, Rita F. Lin, said she was "inclined" to order the Trump administration to restore ...