Guardian reports study shutdown prevents sharing of cognitive test results with 600 participants
1 Sep 17 · 6d ago · 3 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 3
Reporting reveals that despite researchers having all collected data, funding cuts prevent them from having time and money to assess the data and share cognitive test results with study participants, potentially delaying Alzheimer's or dementia diagnoses.
“Scientific funding cuts imposed by the Trump administration may force researchers to close a study on Alzheimer's disease risk among 600 ageing people without sharing the results of cognitive tests with participants – even though researchers have all the data to do so.”
The GuardianTrump administration Funder/policy actorTamara Dubowitz and Andrea Rosso Lead researchers, University of PittsburghOlga Akselrod Senior counsel, ACLU racial justice programNational Institutes of Health (NIH) Federal funder/defendant
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2 outlets Trump funding cuts may force Alzheimer’s disease study to shut down, affecting 600 aging adults
first by Guardian US, 6d ago · also Guardian
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first by The Guardian, 6d ago
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