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Ohio State may lose approximately $47 to $49 million in federal research funding due to grant cuts made by the National Institutes of Health. All NIH grants allocate a portion of their funding to ...

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Representatives with Shasta Regional Medical Center in Redding are answering the community's questions about heart health.