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08/02/2018

Ebola virus infects reproductive organs in monkeys

Additional research is needed to determine if drugs and vaccines can cure or prevent such infections, and to understand the mechanisms of sexual transmission. Read More

08/02/2018

Eye could provide “window to the brain” after stroke

Preliminary results suggest strokes also affect the eye. Read More

07/02/2018

Star-like cells may help the brain tune breathing rhythms

NIH study in rats suggests that support cells modulate brain circuit activity. Read More

06/02/2018

Compound prevents neurological damage, shows cognitive benefits in mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease

Mouse nicotinamide riboside study shows potential for human research. Read More

06/02/2018

Study of first-graders shows fetal alcohol spectrum disorders prevalent in U.S. communities

NIH-funded research examined over 6,000 children to determine prevalence of FASD ranged from 1.1 to 5 percent. Read More

02/02/2018

High exposure to radiofrequency radiation linked to tumor activity in male rats

National Toxicology Program’s draft conclusions were released today. Read More

01/02/2018

Telebriefing: NTP draft conclusions for radiofrequency radiation studies in rats and mice

NIEHS will summarize and answer questions about draft reports on the health effects of radiofrequency radiation exposure in rats and mice. Read More

01/02/2018

Induced labor after 39 weeks in healthy women may reduce need for C section

NIH-funded study suggests this approach may also reduce risk of preeclampsia, need for newborn respiratory support. Read More

01/02/2018

The Human Genome Project is awarded the Thai 2017 Prince Mahidol Award for the field of medicine

The award will be received on behalf of the project by NHGRI Director Dr. Eric Green. Read More

30/01/2018

Roadmap to guide progress toward replacing animal use in toxicity testing

Framework aims to provide more human relevant toxicology data. Read More