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20 Drugs That Got Their Start, In Part, With US Public Funding

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The Trump Administration’s budget proposal aims to slash NIH funding that's critical to drug discovery and early research. Here’s a look at 20 of the 213 FDA-approved drugs that benefited from public grants, including IO pioneer Yervoy.

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