Scientists at the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) can resume official travel for conferences and meetings starting ...

A lawsuit alleges the NIH is unlawfully delaying and terminating grants, threatening vital research funding, graduate ...

Christine Grady, a top bioethicist at the National Institutes of Health and the wife of former top NIH official Anthony ...

A group of scientists and health groups sued the National Institutes of Health on Wednesday, arguing that an “ideological ...

Tentative List of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites According to the World Heritage Convention’s operational guidelines, a tentative list is an “inventory” of properties a country believes deserves to be ...

"Eric Green, M.D. Ph.D., is no longer serving as director of NIH’s National Human Genome Research Institute," an NIH spokesperson told Fierce Biotech in a Feb. 21 email. In a previous Feb. 18 ...

For one study, the NIH awarded more than $680,000 to the University ... the UK’s Cass Review determined that WPATH’s guidelines were unreliable and not suited for implementation into clinical ...

Another new NIT selection process announced in October by the NCAA will distribute 16 bids to "exempt" teams meeting certain criteria related to conference affiliation and advanced metrics.

"NIH is obligated to carefully steward grant ... Your project does not satisfy these criteria." For years, Newcomer's immunization services delivery research has focused on how to improve outcomes ...

“We’re out here today at NIH, showing our love and support for NIH employees,” said Rob Wald, rally organizer with the Third Act advocacy group, made up of people over the age of 6 ...

142 ml, 12% alcohol) a shot glass of spirits (1.5 oz., 43 ml, 40% alcohol) Canada's low-risk alcohol drinking guidelines Canada's Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines can help you make informed ...

Applications to the NIH’s F31 diversity fellowship apparently won’t be reviewed “while NIH undertakes a review of its research priorities,” according to a Monday email from an NIH official ...