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DOGE cuts at health agencies prompt 'brain drain' fears

The article from MSN discusses the potential negative impacts of proposed budget cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) by House Republicans. These cuts, amounting to $10 billion, are part of a broader effort to reduce federal spending but have raised concerns about a "brain drain" in critical health agencies like the FDA, CDC, and NIH. Experts warn that these reductions could lead to the loss of experienced staff, hinder scientific research, and delay drug approvals, thereby affecting public health outcomes. The cuts come at a time when these agencies are already facing challenges from previous budget constraints and the ongoing effects of the global health crisis. There's particular worry about the impact on the FDA, where reduced funding could slow down the review process for new drugs and medical devices, potentially compromising patient care and innovation in healthcare.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/doge-cuts-at-health-agencies-prompt-brain-drain-fears/ar-AA1zBNaS ]