In an article examining the impact sequestration cuts could have on US-funded global health programs, Inter Press Service includes data from GHTC's policy report Renewing US leadership: Policies to advance global health research, which warns budget reductions could jeopardize development of up to 200 promising new global health tools currently in the pipeline.
The launch of GHTC's policy report Renewing US leadership: Policies to advance global health research, which calls for the maintenance of US funding for global health R&D, is covered in The Hill.
In an article examining the impact sequestration could have on the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) and biomedical research, Nature's news blog cites GHTC's policy report Renewing US leadership: Policies to advance global health research, which enumerates the damages sequestration could have on global health R&D projects at US agencies.
In a story looking at the potential impact of budget sequestration, NBC News quotes GHTC Director Kaitlin Christenson: "When it comes to research, many biomedical studies cannot survive cuts in funding in the middle of their work. Some may be irreversible."