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22 states sue to block new NIH funding policy—court puts it on hold

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National Institutes of Health announced a sudden change to how it handles indirect costs of research.
These costs help pay for things like support services and facilities maintenance.
The new rate would start today and apply retroactively to existing grants.
A coalition of 22 states filed a suit that seeks to block the new policy, alleging it violated a long-standing law.
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