Building a better NIH
The social value of gains in health and longevity are enormous, and a variety of evidence suggests that biomedical research has played a key role in generating these gains. The success of the rapi…
Building a better NIH | Brookings Search Home Building a better NIH Share Share Search Sections Sections Share Share Building a better NIH Sections Toggle section navigation Sections The social value of gains in health and longevity are enormous , and a variety of evidence suggests that biomedical research has played a key role in generating these gains. The success of the rapid rollout of COVID vaccines is only the most recent example. With an annual budget on the order of $47 billion, U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding plays a fundamental role in nearly every aspect of the biom
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