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20/09/2019

NIH announces funding awards for national early psychosis learning community

NIH-funded research projects aim to improve quality of care and patient outcomes while speeding advances in early psychosis services and science. Read More

19/09/2019

The brain may actively forget during dream sleep

NIH-funded study suggests REM sleep may prevent information overload. Read More

19/09/2019

ALS gene may be a hitchhiker’s guide to the neuron

NIH-funded study suggests a new pathway for treatments. Read More

19/09/2019

NIH awards $20 million over five years to bring together music therapy and neuroscience

Research builds on the Sound Health Initiative, an NIH-Kennedy Center partnership in association with the National Endowment for the Arts. Read More

19/09/2019

NIH to investigate minor cannabinoids and terpenes for potential pain-relieving properties

Despite a lack of robust evidence, cannabinoids—such as CBD—are often assumed to be safe and effective. Read More

18/09/2019

Teen e-cigarette use doubles since 2017

Researchers sound alarm on potential health effects of vaping. Read More

18/09/2019

Study quantifies impact of NIH-sponsored trials on clinical cancer care

Researchers found trials add value regardless of whether findings were positive or negative. Read More

17/09/2019

Mesh implants have similar outcomes to hysterectomy for vaginal prolapse repair

NIH-supported clinical study will continue to follow patients for five-year outcomes Read More

17/09/2019

Surgery may benefit women with two types of urinary incontinence

NIH-funded study contrasts with current treatment guidelines. Read More

16/09/2019

NIH-funded study suggests teen girl ‘night owls’ may be more likely to gain weight

Researchers estimated the children’s social jet lag — the difference between their weeknight and weekend bedtimes. Read More