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The importance of strong, sustainable annual funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is known to states with major biomedical R&D hubs like California, Massachusetts, North Carolina and Texas. In these states...
NIH Funding and the Economic Impact in Rural States is an episode from Amazing Things Podcast by United For Medical Research. The importance of strong, sustainable annual funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is known to state...
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Published Mar 28, 2019, 14:06 long, audio available.
The importance of strong, sustainable annual funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is known to states with major biomedical R&D hubs like California, Massachusetts, North Carolina and Texas. In these states there is a clear link between the NIH-funded research that occurs there and the state’s economy and job creation. But what about states where such a link might be less apparent? What is the impact in states that tend to be more rural than urban and that aren’t among the top recipients of NIH research funding?
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NIH Funding and the Economic Impact in Rural States is from Amazing Things Podcast by United For Medical Research.
Published Mar 28, 2019 and 14:06 long