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President Donald Trump Honoré and Applaudi a young cancer survivor at his recent joint address to Congress Despite his numerous attempts to reduce health care financing, in particular pediatric Cancer research.

DJ Daniel, 13, was presented to the public by the 47th president on Tuesday evening, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd.

“Joining in the gallery tonight is a young man who really loves our police,” said Trump. “His name is DJ Daniel is 13 years old, and he always dreamed of becoming a police officer. But in 2018, DJ received a diagnosis of brain cancer. The doctors gave him five months to live. It was more than six years ago.”

Daniel and his father tried to update Daniel’s dream to become a real police officer, said Trump. Since they started, the child has become an honorary member of local police services, reported ABC News.

“Tonight, DJ, we are going to make you the greatest honor of everyone,” said Trump. “I ask our new director of secret services, Sean Curran, to officially make you an agent in the United States.”

Last month, the Trump administration attempted to make discounts worth $ 4 billion for funding for cancer research in universities, cancer centers and hospitals. He tried to impose a policy under which the indirect costs for research subsidies distributed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) would be capped at 15%.

Universities and research centers responded to this initiative with a trial affirming that the reduction of this funding was “illegal flagrant action” and “will devastate medical research in American universities”. The judge of the American district court Angel Kelley ordered the administration to retain the cuts.

“Again, President Trump and Elon Musk act in direct violation of the law. In this case, they cause irreparable damage to in progress to develop remedies and treatments for cancer, Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, ALS, diabetes, mental health disorders, opioid abuses, genetic diseases The provisions concerning American families. “The Trump administration is trying to steal critical funds promised to the scientific research funded by the NIH, despite an explicit legal prohibition against this action.”

“The reduction of research and care funding is a devastating setback for the pediatric cancer community, the one that threatens all the progress we have made. This unhappy turn of events is only strengthening the urgent need for us to continue to advance care, support cutting -edge research and improve the conditions of patients with pediatric cancer and their families,” Danielle Fragalla, Director General of Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, said.

“At the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, our work has never been so critical. Thanks to our institutional priorities – food research, fair care and mental survival and health – we are committed to conducting innovative solutions that not only improve the results, but we also guarantee that each child and family have access to the support they need.”

Originally published by Latin time.

President Donald Trump Honoré and Applaudi a young cancer survivor at his recent joint address to Congress Despite his numerous attempts to reduce health care financing, in particular pediatric Cancer research.

DJ Daniel, 13, was presented to the public by the 47th president on Tuesday evening, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd.

“Joining in the gallery tonight is a young man who really loves our police,” said Trump. “His name is DJ Daniel is 13 years old, and he always dreamed of becoming a police officer. But in 2018, DJ received a diagnosis of brain cancer. The doctors gave him five months to live. It was more than six years ago.”

Daniel and his father tried to update Daniel’s dream to become a real police officer, said Trump. Since they started, the child has become an honorary member of local police services, reported ABC News.

“Tonight, DJ, we are going to make you the greatest honor of everyone,” said Trump. “I ask our new director of secret services, Sean Curran, to officially make you an agent in the United States.”

Last month, the Trump administration attempted to make discounts worth $ 4 billion for funding for cancer research in universities, cancer centers and hospitals. He tried to impose a policy under which the indirect costs for research subsidies distributed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) would be capped at 15%.

Universities and research centers responded to this initiative with a trial affirming that the reduction of this funding was “illegal flagrant action” and “will devastate medical research in American universities”. The judge of the American district court Angel Kelley ordered the administration to retain the cuts.

“Again, President Trump and Elon Musk act in direct violation of the law. In this case, they cause irreparable damage to in progress to develop remedies and treatments for cancer, Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, ALS, diabetes, mental health disorders, opioid abuses, genetic diseases The provisions concerning American families. “The Trump administration is trying to steal critical funds promised to the scientific research funded by the NIH, despite an explicit legal prohibition against this action.”

“The reduction of research and care funding is a devastating setback for the pediatric cancer community, the one that threatens all the progress we have made. This unhappy turn of events is only strengthening the urgent need for us to continue to advance care, support cutting -edge research and improve the conditions of patients with pediatric cancer and their families,” Danielle Fragalla, Director General of Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, said.

“At the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, our work has never been so critical. Thanks to our institutional priorities – food research, fair care and mental survival and health – we are committed to conducting innovative solutions that not only improve the results, but we also guarantee that each child and family have access to the support they need.”

Originally published by Latin time.

President Donald Trump Honoré and Applaudi a young cancer survivor at his recent joint address to Congress Despite his numerous attempts to reduce health care financing, in particular pediatric Cancer research.

DJ Daniel, 13, was presented to the public by the 47th president on Tuesday evening, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd.

“Joining in the gallery tonight is a young man who really loves our police,” said Trump. “His name is DJ Daniel is 13 years old, and he always dreamed of becoming a police officer. But in 2018, DJ received a diagnosis of brain cancer. The doctors gave him five months to live. It was more than six years ago.”

Daniel and his father tried to update Daniel’s dream to become a real police officer, said Trump. Since they started, the child has become an honorary member of local police services, reported ABC News.

“Tonight, DJ, we are going to make you the greatest honor of everyone,” said Trump. “I ask our new director of secret services, Sean Curran, to officially make you an agent in the United States.”

Last month, the Trump administration attempted to make discounts worth $ 4 billion for funding for cancer research in universities, cancer centers and hospitals. He tried to impose a policy under which the indirect costs for research subsidies distributed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) would be capped at 15%.

Universities and research centers responded to this initiative with a trial affirming that the reduction of this funding was “illegal flagrant action” and “will devastate medical research in American universities”. The judge of the American district court Angel Kelley ordered the administration to retain the cuts.

“Again, President Trump and Elon Musk act in direct violation of the law. In this case, they cause irreparable damage to in progress to develop remedies and treatments for cancer, Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, ALS, diabetes, mental health disorders, opioid abuses, genetic diseases The provisions concerning American families. “The Trump administration is trying to steal critical funds promised to the scientific research funded by the NIH, despite an explicit legal prohibition against this action.”

“The reduction of research and care funding is a devastating setback for the pediatric cancer community, the one that threatens all the progress we have made. This unhappy turn of events is only strengthening the urgent need for us to continue to advance care, support cutting -edge research and improve the conditions of patients with pediatric cancer and their families,” Danielle Fragalla, Director General of Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, said.

“At the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, our work has never been so critical. Thanks to our institutional priorities – food research, fair care and mental survival and health – we are committed to conducting innovative solutions that not only improve the results, but we also guarantee that each child and family have access to the support they need.”

Originally published by Latin time.