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National Institutes of Health

National Institutes of Health

Two women and two men stand at a lab bench, looking at flasks containing different colored liquids.

Engineering professor named chair of NIH study section

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Researchers explore at-home testing method of viral loads for HIV patients

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Researchers to examine relation of dysfunctional brain hubs to mental disorders

CT Scan of human head showing an absence of blood flow to left brain.

NIH grant recipients to study why some blood clots can't be cleared

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Researchers receive nearly $5 million NIH grant to help curb opioid cravings

Researchers Lisa Kitko (left) and Linda Wray (right)

NIH grant to support mentorships for underrepresented students

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Using artificial intelligence to detect discrimination

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Milk: Best drink to reduce burn from chili peppers

Group photo of CONSHA PI team

New predictive models may transform personalized treatment of infectious disease

Chaleece Sandberg, assistant professor of communication sciences and disorders at Penn State, is principal investigator of the study.

NIH grant will allow researchers to further study language disorder

Scientists determine standards for gauging cost, benefits of prevention programs

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New National Institutes of Health policies affect all researchers

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Restless Leg Syndrome risk factor for heart-related death

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Impact of a genetic risk factor for substance use differs by sex in adolescents

Douglas M. Teti

Teti receives grant to study infant sleep, coparenting, and infant development

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