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18/05/2018

Method to identify undetected drug suicides wins top NIDA Addiction Science Award

A chip to monitor mouse movements and new rules for identifying natural compounds for research take second and third place. Read More

17/05/2018

Microglia are key defenders against prion diseases

Prion diseases are slow degenerative brain diseases that occur in people and various other mammals. Read More

17/05/2018

International study suggests combination therapy may prevent stroke in certain people

NIH-funded trial finds lower rate of secondary stroke but small risk of bleeding. Read More

17/05/2018

Male depression may lower pregnancy chances among infertile couples, NIH study suggests

Study also links women’s use of non-SSRI antidepressants to early pregnancy loss. Read More

17/05/2018

NIH, Northwestern scientists develop potential new approach to stop cancer metastasis

Identified compound blocks the spread of pancreatic and other cancers in various animal models. Read More

15/05/2018

NIH funds three national cryo-EM service centers and training for new microscopists

Cryo-EM is a Nobel Prize-winning imaging method that is revolutionizing structural biology. Read More

14/05/2018

NIH scientists develop novel technique to study brain disease

Researchers hope tool helps them better understand what goes wrong in neurological disorders, such as Parkinson’s disease Read More

10/05/2018

More than one day of early-pregnancy bleeding linked to lower birthweight

NIH study cautions that more research is needed to determine if this small difference in weight poses a health risk. Read More

10/05/2018

Scientists uncover brain circuits behind putting up a fight or freezing in place

NIH-funded study may provide clues to disorders including anxiety and phobias. Read More

10/05/2018

Study upends conventional view of opioid mechanism of action

NIH-funded scientists find new molecular target for developing safer pain medications. Read More