Power fiveFrancesco FiondellaThe five biggest institutes command more than half of the NIH's total funding:Next in rankThe next largest agencies still boast billion-dollar budgets:On the tail endThe remaining divisions of the NIH account for about a fifth of its total budget. A snapshot of some:Sources: Labor-HHS bill (HR 2660); NIH Office of Budget- Francesco Fiondella
Francesco Fiondella
The five biggest institutes command more than half of the NIH's total funding:
The next largest agencies still boast billion-dollar budgets:
The remaining divisions of the NIH account for about a fifth of its total budget. A snapshot of some:
Sources: Labor-HHS bill (HR 2660); NIH Office of Budget
- Francesco Fiondella
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