4/22/25: The Trump administration’s preliminary FY26 budget proposal would reduce the Department of Health and Human Services’ discretionary spending by approximately one-third, from $121 billion to $80 billion, with proposed cuts affecting agencies such as NIH, CDC, and rural health programs. The proposal also outlines agency consolidations and program restructuring, but it remains to be seen how much will be adopted by Congress. For more information, go here.
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