>Projects that were stopped after Harvard rejected the government’s demands include a $60 million contract supporting an international study of tuberculosis, a

>Projects that were stopped after Harvard rejected the government’s demands include a $60 million contract supporting an international study of tuberculosis, a $15.2 million project to develop treatments for long-term radiation exposure like the kind cancer patients experience in radiation therapy, a $3.2 million study on the effects of microgravity and radiation in space on human cells, and a $700,100 project to detect ALS early. https://archive.today/latest/www.wsj.com/us-news/education/harvard-funding-cuts-targets-b794e431 https://archive.today/latest/www.wsj.com/us-news/education/h...