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In a significant move, the Trump administration has decided to freeze $109 million in funding allocated for Duke Health. This decision follows the administration's announcement of an investigation into allegations of "systemic racial discrimination" within the university's health care system. The inquiry aims to address concerns that have been raised regarding the equitable treatment of patients and staff within the institution.
The funding freeze is expected to have substantial implications for Duke Health, which relies heavily on federal support for various programs and initiatives. The investigation could reshape the university's approach to health care delivery and its commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Critics of the administration's action argue that this step could hinder critical health services and research initiatives that benefit a wide range of communities. As the investigation unfolds, stakeholders are closely monitoring the situation, anticipating how it may affect both the university and the broader health care landscape.
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