NIH grant success rates hit historic low, pushing researchers to seek alternative funding
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NIH grant success rates have fallen to historic lows, with only about 13% of applications receiving funding in the most recent fiscal year.
Researchers are responding by dedicating more time to writing proposals, submitting a higher volume of applications, and seeking alternative funding sources or reshaping projects to match current administration priorities.
Clinician-scientists, such as those at the University of Michigan, report increasing pressure to spend more time on patient care, which can divert attention from research activities.
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Original headline: “Securing NIH awards is getting more competitive — and confusing”
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