Ripple effects of the Trump administration's crackdown on U.S. medical research promise to reach every corner of America.

Scientists warn that Trump’s cuts to US medical research could slow life-saving treatments, delaying breakthroughs in cancer, neurological disorders, and other critical care.

One Colorado doctor says that parents with children seeking treatment are feeling abandoned by society with the possibility of losing such critical funding dangling above their heads.

Interrupted access to health-related data has already led to worse health outcomes and could undermine faith in the U.S. healthcare system, experts say.

The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences has achieved its highest ranking ever in National Institutes of Health funding awarded for research. NIH funding increased to $75.2 million in the previous federal fiscal year,