Congressional Committee Approves $2B Increase in NIH Funding

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Congressional Committee Approves $2B Increase in NIH Funding

Sep 17, 2018

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) — Congress on Friday night approved an appropriations package that includes a $2 billion boost in fiscal year 2019 funding for the National Institutes of Health to $39.1 billion.

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