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UC San Diego pauses at least five HIV trials as a federal funding deadline stalls new studies

The National Institutes of Health told researchers to hold off on launching studies that cannot finish before funding expires on Nov. 30, 2027. Renewal notices expected in August still have not appeared, and UC San Diego is among the campuses feeling it first.

Rhea Nair · Oct. 13

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