NIEHS celebrates Earth Day with music and science
A unique mix of science and music drew an enthusiastic crowd April 22 for an NIEHS-sponsored Earth Day celebration at the downtown Durham Convention Center.
More than 650 people gathered for Women’s Health Awareness Day, with education, screenings, medical services, and other resources.
On World Asthma Day, the National Institutes of Health renews our commitment to develop strategies to manage, treat, and prevent the disease.
NIEHS scientists discussed environmental exposure, genomics, and genetics studies with Human Heredity and Health in Africa researchers.
Deep learning may transform biomedical research, according to a review article published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
An expert panel agreed with CLARITY-BPA findings that the core study portion showed minimal effects of BPA in rats at the doses studied.
Computer model developers and regulators reviewed models to predict chemical and drug toxicity at a National Toxicology Program workshop.
The NIEHS website has a fresh, new look that showcases research, grant offerings, and a broad range of scientific and educational tools.
The All of Us Research Program announces national enrollment of adults from all backgrounds, regardless of health status.
Indoor and outdoor air pollution combine into a pressing public health burden in India. Kalpana Balakrishnan and others seek answers.
Qamar Rahman, Ph.D., D.Sc., discussed her work on exposures faced by poor women, particularly in her native India.
Natalia Orlovsky won second place and $175,000 for research conducted at the Penn Center for Excellence in Environmental Toxicology.
Participants in the 2018 NIEHS Scholars Connect Program present their research at the program’s Spring Symposium.
Using atherosclerosis as their model, scientists from many disciplines discussed chemical exposure and nonchemical stressor interactions.
A hands-on science fair greeted dozens of children, and their parents and grandparents, at the annual NIEHS Bring Your Kids to Work Day.
Two NIEHS scientists spent a day on the farm March 24, speaking to local Girl Scouts about environmental health.
- NTP assesses potential for transgenerational inheritance of health effects
- Pol delta contributes to leading strand DNA replication
- Transient increase in NTHL1 leads to cancer traits in cells
- Specific mutations in GATA3 affect breast cancer outcome
- Glucocorticoids promote fatty liver disease in estrogen-deficient mice
