NIH Pause Affects Purchases

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Scientists at NIH can’t purchase supplies for their studies after Trump administration pauses outside communications

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National Institutes of Health scientists told they have been told they can't purchase supplies for ongoing studies.

Supplies for clinical trial participants staying at the NIH ’s on-campus hospital, the Clinical Trial Center , said they weren’t able to order test tubes to draw blood as well as other key study components.

One researcher who was affected said his study will run out of key supplies by next week .

Other studies are in danger of running out of animal feed or liquid nitrogen.

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