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1. Senate Panel Boosts NIH Budget, Rejects Trump’s 40% Cut Proposal

Explore the recent Senate Appropriations Committee vote endorsing a $400 million increase to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget for fiscal year 2026. This video breaks down the committee's clear rejection of the Trump administration’s proposed $18 billion, or 40%, budget cut and the retention of all 27 NIH institutes and centers. Understand the bipartisan support, including key senators involved, and learn about the implications for medical research funding, cancer and Alzheimer’s research investments, and NIH’s future. Stay informed on the budget battle over NIH funding and its impact on health science innovation.

2. Senate Panel Rejects Trump's $18B NIH Budget Cut: What It Means for Healthcare

Get the latest update on the Trump administration's proposed healthcare budget cuts.
The Senate Appropriations Committee has rejected the massive $18 billion funding cut to the National Institutes of Health (NIH),
instead approving a $400 million increase. Learn more about:
The impact on medical research funding
Increased allocations for Alzheimer's, cancer, and women's health research
The bipartisan rebuke of the White House's healthcare budget proposal
What this means for the future of healthcare in the US

3. Funding for Health, Education & Job Training Projects in Mississippi - FY2026

U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) has voted to approve the FY2026 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education (Labor-HHS) Appropriations Bill, which recommends funding to advance maternal health, education, and job training in Mississippi. This video highlights the key projects and funding allocations in the bill, including support for expecting families, educational and job training opportunities, and rural health efforts. The bill has been approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee and is now available for consideration by the full Senate.

Projects supported in the bill include:
Advancements in Manufacturing Upskilling Program, Mississippi State University
Digital Workforce Education, Mississippi Coding Academies
Workforce Training Field School, Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Cancer Research Lab, University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC)
Optimizing Maternal Outcomes, Mississippi Public Health Institute
Labor and Delivery Project, Memorial Health System, Gulfport
Improving Hearing Health Care Access, University of Southern Mississippi
Perinatal Training for Medical Residents, Mississippi Department of Health
Telehealth-Based Mental Health, Copiah-Lincoln Community College
Excellence in Nursing Education, Mississippi Community College Board
Aerial Applicator Operations Career Pathway, Delta State University
Aviation Training Expansion, Hinds Community College (HCC)
Sunflower Promise, Delta Health Alliance
Agriculture Instruction Technology Equipment, HCC

The bill also continues to provide $5.0 million for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Office of Rural Health, which was established through Hyde-Smith’s efforts during the FY2023 appropriations process.