December 11, 2025
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Postscripts from the frontlines of Trump’s attacks on science: no simple happy endings

Over the course of 2025, STAT interviewed scientists, patients, university administrators, federal health workers, and others whose lives were disrupted by the Trump administration’s spending cuts, frozen and terminated grants, layoffs, and more. They included a young researcher suddenly worried about finding a job, a cancer patient confronted with a treatment delay, an Air Force veteran who’d lost her position at the Food and Drug Administration, and an epidemiologist who began tracking National Institutes of Health grant terminations, only to have his own funding cut. 

We caught up with them in recent weeks to hear what has happened since we last spoke. Here are their stories.

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