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01/11/2018

High exposure to radio frequency radiation associated with cancer in male rats

NTP releases final reports on rat and mouse studies of radio frequency radiation like that used in 2G and 3G cell phone technologies. Read More

01/11/2018

Gut bacteria may control movement

NIH-funded study suggests that bacteria may regulate neuronal circuits behind movement in flies. Read More

30/10/2018

Astrocytes regulate signal speeds of neurons

NIH findings in rodents suggest astrocytes play important role in how the brain processes information. Read More

29/10/2018

Statement on NHLBI decision to pause the CONCERT-HF trial

The safety of all clinical trial participants is paramount to NHLBI. Read More

23/10/2018

NIH selects first scholars in pioneering program to enhance diversity within in-house research program

Distinguished Scholars Program to augment diversity and inclusion in the biomedical workforce. Read More

23/10/2018

Myo-inositol unlikely to reduce risk of eye complication in preterm infants

Results from NIH-funded study do not support using myo-inositol to treat retinopathy of prematurity. Read More

23/10/2018

Amazon Web Services joins NIH’s STRIDES Initiative to harness latest cloud technologies for biomedical researchers

AWS is the second cloud service provider to join the STRIDES Initiative following Google Cloud. Read More

22/10/2018

Common use of antipsychotics shown ineffective for delirium in intensive care patients

NIH-funded clinical trial suggests reconsidering current strategies to treat delirium. Read More

18/10/2018

Genomic analysis offers insight into 2018 Nigeria Lassa fever outbreak

Findings helped inform Nigeria’s public health response. Read More

17/10/2018

Researchers identify immune culprits linked to inflammation and bone loss in gum disease

Microbiome-triggered Th17 cells switch from protective to destructive; may be potential treatment targets. Read More