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Annual Report to the Nation Part 2: Patient economic burden of cancer care more than $21 billion in the United States in 2019

October 26, 2021 — Report is the most comprehensive examination of patient economic burden for cancer care to date.
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NIH awards nearly $75M to catalyze data science research in Africa

October 26, 2021 — New program will establish data science research and training network across the continent.
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NIH study suggests people with rare diseases face significantly higher health care costs

October 22, 2021 — Research provides new evidence of the potential impact of rare diseases on public health.
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Study finds link between sleep habits and weight gain in newborns

October 22, 2021 — NIH-supported research suggests sleep patterns to support optimal health can begin in infancy,
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COVID vaccine booster increases antibody responses, is protective in rhesus macaques

October 21, 2021 — Different mRNA-1273 boosters are equally protective against variants.
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NIH launches program to map a rare type of non-dividing cells implicated in human health and disease

October 20, 2021 — Senescent cells are a rare type of cells that play both positive and negative roles in biological processes.
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Genetic testing of the siblings of newborns with cancer genes could reduce rare pediatric cancer deaths by half, NIH-funded analysis suggests

October 19, 2021 — These benefits are comparable to those found in studies testing the relatives of adult cancer patients with known cancer-causing mutations.
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Interferon does not improve outcomes for hospitalized adults with COVID-19

October 18, 2021 — Results of NIH clinical trial published today.
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Researchers identify brain circuitry in rodents that may be responsible for negative emotional aspects of pain

October 18, 2021 — Researchers measured the activity of dopamine neurons in part of the brain’s “reward system,” which process rewards and orchestrate motivated behavior.
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Antibody treatment for MIS-C works by depleting inflammatory immune cells

October 15, 2021 — NIH-funded study explains how intravenous immune globulin helps children with rare COVID condition.

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20211026-nci.jpg

Annual Report to the Nation Part 2: Patient economic burden of cancer care more than $21 billion in the United States in 2019

20211026-data-science.jpg

NIH awards nearly $75M to catalyze data science research in Africa

20214022-dna.jpg

NIH study suggests people with rare diseases face significantly higher health care costs

20211022-newborn.jpg

Study finds link between sleep habits and weight gain in newborns

20211021-covid.jpg

COVID vaccine booster increases antibody responses, is protective in rhesus macaques

20211020-cell-sience.jpg

NIH launches program to map a rare type of non-dividing cells implicated in human health and disease

20211019-dna.jpg

Genetic testing of the siblings of newborns with cancer genes could reduce rare pediatric cancer deaths by half, NIH-funded analysis suggests

20211018-covid.jpg

Interferon does not improve outcomes for hospitalized adults with COVID-19

20211018-brain-slice.jpg

Researchers identify brain circuitry in rodents that may be responsible for negative emotional aspects of pain

20211015-antibody-treatment.jpg

Antibody treatment for MIS-C works by depleting inflammatory immune cells

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