Mandating transparent annual budget estimates for Alzheimer's research funding.
This new law requires the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to submit an annual, detailed budget estimate specifically for Alzheimer's initiatives, starting in fiscal year 2024. This ensures Congress and the public receive a clear, independent view of the funding and personnel necessary to execute the national strategy against Alzheimer's disease. The goal is to secure adequate and stable funding for critical medical research, potentially accelerating progress in treatment and prevention.
Key points
Requires NIH to prepare an annual, detailed 'Professional Judgment Budget' for Alzheimer's research initiatives.
This budget must be submitted directly to the President for Congress without alteration by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, ensuring transparency.
The law extends and strengthens the funding mechanisms under the National Alzheimer’s Project Act to accelerate medical progress.
Status:
Became Law
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