Paige Twenter / beckershospitalreview - The federal government will stop funding what it determines to be “dangerous” gain-of-function research conducted in the U.S. and abroad after implementing a new policy. The “Policy for Stopping High-Risk Life Sciences Research” lands during broader uphea…
AI Summary: The federal government announced a new policy curbing federal funding for defined categories of high‑risk life‑sciences research, citing biosafety and biosecurity concerns. The move pauses support for experiments judged to pose elevated pandemic or containment risks, sparking debate about how to balance oversight, scientific progress and public safety without stifling useful innovation.
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