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These researchers would be in Africa fighting ebola—but Trump cut their funding

Emily Mullin
These researchers would be in Africa fighting ebola—but Trump cut their funding
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Researchers in the CREID network are unable to assist with the current Ebola outbreak in the DRC after the Trump administration cut their funding last year. Scientists argue this loss of support hinders critical pandemic preparedness and genomic sequencing efforts.

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The defunding of infectious disease research networks raises concerns about global health security and the ability of the international community to respond to emerging viral threats.

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The article uses critical framing regarding the funding cuts, specifically highlighting the negative impact on public health and citing researchers who disagree with the policy.

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