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More than 900 budding scientists are showing off their projects at NIH's annual Postbac Poster day today!

There are many things that make #weightloss difficult, and recently #NIH NIEHS researchers added another to the list, finding that reducing calorie intake disrupts #sleep in young, non-obese women. Learn more about the study on the #NIH_IRP blog: buff.ly/XtBVzmc

News: NIH researchers discover tissue biomarker that may indicate higher risk of aggressive breast cancer development and death nih.gov/news-events/ne…

In honor of #MentalHealthMonth, we caught up with #NIH National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) researcher Daniel Pine to learn about how his lab is developing innovative ways to help children manage #anxiety and other negative emotions. Learn more on the #NIH_IRP blog: buff.ly/0beeWFt

Check out our latest SciBites video to learn how @NIHgov researchers are recording the chit-chat amongst neurons that produce a chemical called dopamine to learn more about the movement problems that affect people with Parkinson's disease: buff.ly/KKE54Vt

News: NIH scientists test in an animal model a surgical technique to improve cell therapy for dry AMD nih.gov/news-events/ne…

In honor of #MentalHealthMonth, the NIH Intramural blog caught up with #NIH National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) researcher Daniel Pine to learn about how his lab is developing innovative ways to help children manage #anxiety and other negative emotions. buff.ly/0beeWFt

More than 900 NIH postbacs showed off their research at our Postbac Poster Day this year! Learn about some of them and their research on cancer, new antibiotics, and more in this NIH "I Am Intramural" blog post: buff.ly/Fd46UtH

Researchers at NIH have discovered clues about how our bodies turn sensations such as heat and touch into signals sent to the brain—and how these signals can be altered by inflammation to drive pain. nihrecord.nih.gov/2025/05/23/nih…

News: NIH scientists pioneer promising treatment for intractable cancer pain nih.gov/news-events/ne…

#NIH scientists developed a test called the Structural Dynamics Response assay that is based on the natural vibrations of proteins. The #assay could help improve the search for new drugs to treat a wide range of diseases & address a key challenge in the hunt for new drugs —

#PancreaticCancer is one of the deadliest cancers, with a five-year survival rate of ~13%. Researchers from #NIH, UNC-Chapel Hill & Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) turned to #MachineLearning to investigate the potential of existing drugs & compounds to treat pancreatic cancer. Read: go.nih.gov/yjeipwV

NIH researchers led by Dr. Adam Sowalsky are investigating tumor cells' inherent traits in order to predict how they will respond to treatment. Learn more about his research on the "I Am Intramural" blog: buff.ly/vzp7PCM

During NIH's second annual AI symposium on May 16, NIH Intramural researchers discussed how they are harnessing AI to improve human health. Read about some of their AI-powered research projects on the IRP blog: go.nih.gov/TvMo8S2

🔬 New NIH research reveals an unexpected way that mitochondria — aka the powerhouses of our cells — can shape our health by influencing the genes that dictate cellular behavior. factor.niehs.nih.gov/2025/6/feature… #NIEHSFactor

‘The most important difference between the NIH Clinical Center and other even major academic institutions is really our ability to focus on cutting edge clinical care as well as clinical research.” Dr. Christopher Melanie youtube.com/watch?v=R_U3dn…

A recent NIH study suggests that alcohol consumption may accelerate the typical age-related erosion of the cardiovascular system. Read about the research on the NIH "I Am Intramural" blog: buff.ly/tVMZENZ

It’s pretty rare to find a typo in a book thanks to the work of eagle-eyed editors. Check out the latest NIH Intramural SciBites video to learn about NIH graduate student Darren Boydston's investigations into how our cells edit the messenger RNA molecules that help turn DNA’s genetic