This report examines recent changes in federal support for addiction science and related public health services in the United States. It documents workforce reductions, grant terminations, and budget cuts affecting research, surveillance systems, and treatment and prevention programmes. The report analyzes impacts on the National Institutes of Health, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and other agencies, highlighting reduced funding for substance use research and service delivery. It also examines effects on training programmes, data systems, scientific output, and the broader economic consequences of declining research investment.

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