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30/09/2019

NIH forms new collaborative influenza vaccine research network

The CIVICs program is a new network of research centers that will work together to develop more durable, broadly protective and longer-lasting influenza vaccines. Read More

30/09/2019

NIH announces winners of high school mental health essay contest

Speaking Up About Mental Health! essays explored stigma and social barriers in seeking mental health treatment. Read More

30/09/2019

First-time pregnancy complications linked to increased risk of hypertension later in life

Detailed pregnancy history, prevention strategies may hold a key to improving health outcomes. Read More

26/09/2019

NIH awards contracts to advance tuberculosis immunology research

Research will help advance TB vaccine development. Read More

26/09/2019

New NIH program provides comprehensive treatment for inherited blood and immune diseases

Streamlined process integrates expertise from many medical specialties and related basic science disciplines. Read More

26/09/2019

NIH funds $945 million in research to tackle the national opioid crisis through NIH HEAL Initiative

Approximately 375 awards in 41 states will accelerate scientific solutions. Read More

25/09/2019

Study assesses asthma treatment options in African American children and adults

Use of long-acting bronchodilators had no impact for some African American children. Read More

25/09/2019

New NIH grant awards boost funding for research on Down syndrome

INCLUDE project aims to address conditions of Down syndrome and apply knowledge to larger population. Read More

24/09/2019

NIH funds centers for advancing the reference sequence of the human genome

Funding is necessary for making advances in DNA sequencing technology and computational methods possible. Read More

23/09/2019

Gene regulators work together for oversized impact on schizophrenia risk

Modeled gene expression changes match those found in patients’ brains. Read More