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The Cost of Cuts: How NIH Funding Cuts Disrupted Ohio State Research

Scientific research projects across the nation came to a sudden halt in early 2025, when the Federal Administration terminated nearly $3.8 billion in National Institutes of Health grant funding. Ohio State researchers were not immune to this decision, and dozens of university research studies were terminated due to loss in funding. According to Grant Witness, a database that tracks grant funding cuts in the current federal administration, Ohio State researchers lost nearly $20 million in NIH funding. NIH cuts disproportionately affected research projects related to enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion, citing a desire to eliminate waste and bias in government funding research. Ohio universities and research institutions experienced at least 41 NIH grants disruptions, with 18 grant disruptions recorded at Ohio State. On a national level, NIH terminated or indefinitely froze about $2.3 billion in unspent funds across about 2,500 projects. To learn more about how these funding changes specifically affected researchers at Ohio State, watch this LTV Special Project video. ---------------------------- Thumbnail photo, photo at 8:50, photo at 8:53, photo at 9:01 credit: Geoff Livingston [CC BY 2.0], via Flickr All other photos and videos used were public domain ---------------------------- Welcome to Lantern TV. We are located in the Ohio State Journalism Building, along with our media partner, The Lantern. We strive to be your leader in Ohio State news, sports, weather and entertainment coverage Check out more on our website: https://www.thelantern.com/ ---------------------------- All rights reserved. ---------------------------- All media inquiries, please contact: Spencer Hunt (Lantern Media Group adviser, email: hunt.754@osu.edu) Tips? Please contact: Owen Riley (Managing Editor for Digital Content, email: riley.978@osu.edu)