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Did You Work on a Terminated NIH Grant? ProPublica Wants to Hear From You.

by Annie Waldman, Ashley Clarke and Asia Fields

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<h1>Did You Work on a Terminated NIH Grant? ProPublica Wants to Hear From You.</h1><p><em>ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom.  Sign up for <a href="https://go.propublica.org/bigstory-20180905-CC">The Big Story newsletter</a> to receive stories like this one in your inbox</em>.</p><div><p>We’re a team of reporters at ProPublica, a nonprofit news organization that holds powerful institutions accountable. We’re trying to learn more about how researchers and academics are being affected by the Trump administration <a href=https://taggs.hhs.gov/Content/Data/HHS_Grants_Terminated.pdf>terminating grants</a> at the National Institutes of Health.</p><p>We would like to learn more about what the canceled research aimed to achieve and what has been lost due to the funding cut. Your insights can help us ensure our reporting is comprehensive and captures the real life impact of the current administration’s policies.</p><p>We’ve created a short survey for researchers affected by the grant terminations, and we would appreciate you sharing your experience. Please feel free to share this form with others who have been impacted. We take your privacy seriously — only ProPublica will read your responses. We will contact you if we wish to publish any part of them.</p><p>Filling out the form in the link below is the easiest, most efficient way to share information with us. You can also send us your responses via encrypted Signal message at 917-512-0201, or call us at 301-388-5405 if you prefer.</p><p>After you submit your response, we’ll follow up.</p></div><link rel="canonical" href="https://www.propublica.org/getinvolved/national-institutes-health-nih-canceled-grants-research"><meta name="syndication-source" content="https://www.propublica.org/getinvolved/national-institutes-health-nih-canceled-grants-research"><script type="text/javascript" src="https://pixel.propublica.org/pixel.js" async></script>

Did You Work on a Terminated NIH Grant? ProPublica Wants to Hear From You.

The National Institutes of Health is canceling grants that are seen as conflicting with the Trump administration’s priorities. We want to hear from researchers who have been affected.

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