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23/10/2019

NIH launches new collaboration to develop gene-based cures for sickle cell disease and HIV on global scale

Initial investment aims to advance accessible and scalable candidate interventions into clinical trials within 10 years. Read More

23/10/2019

Treatment for common vision disorder does not improve children’s reading skills

NIH-funded study finds therapy for convergence insufficiency is no better at improving reading than placebo. Read More

18/10/2019

NIH pairs cutting-edge neuroethics with ground-breaking neurotechnologies

NIH BRAIN Initiative collaboration looking at clinical research considerations. Read More

18/10/2019

New NIH BRAIN Initiative awards accelerate neuroscience discoveries

Initiative equips researchers with the tools and insights necessary for studying a wide variety of brain disorders. Read More

18/10/2019

Candidate Ebola Vaccine Still Effective when Highly Diluted, Macaque Study Finds

Scientists Hope Findings Mean Vaccine Supplies Could Stretch Farther. Read More

18/10/2019

MEDIA AVAILABILITY Candidate Ebola Vaccine Still Effective when Highly Diluted, Macaque Study Finds

Scientists Hope Findings Mean Vaccine Supplies Could Stretch Farther. Read More

18/10/2019

NIH funds new All of Us Research Program genome center to test advanced sequencing tools

HudsonAlpha awarded $7 million to expand national health dataset with uncharted genetic variants. Read More

16/10/2019

Artificial pancreas system better controls blood glucose levels than current technology

NIH-funded study of people with type 1 diabetes shows safety, efficacy benefits of new system. Read More

16/10/2019

NIH scientists develop test for uncommon brain diseases

Samples of cerebrospinal fluid used to detect tauopathies. Read More

16/10/2019

Nicotine addiction linked to diabetes through a DNA-regulating gene in animal models

Scientists found a crucial role for a diabetes-associated gene in regulating the response to nicotine in the brain. Read More