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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 11-Nov-2026 20:16 ET (12-Nov-2026 01:16 GMT/UTC)

5-Nov-2026

Two ‘forever chemicals’ associated with higher risk of aggressive breast cancer in NIH analysis

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

4-Nov-2026

Integrated health service delivery through medical mobile units helped to reduce deaths among individuals at risk for HIV who also inject drugs

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

14-Sep-2026

Neuroprosthesis for paralysis enables simultaneous speech and body language

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

2-Sep-2026

GLP-1 treatment late in life extends lifespan in animal model

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

19-Aug-2026

Brain organoid maturation is driven by a lifelike developmental clock

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

5-Aug-2026

Human cancer models to accelerate research and precision therapies

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

27-Jul-2026

New blood-based biomarkers predict when ALS symptoms will emerge

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

23-Jul-2026

Brain immunity may undergo a major midlife overhaul

NIH/Office of the Director
Peer-Reviewed Publication

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NIH Funded Research News

Updates every hour. Last Updated: 11-Nov-2026 20:16 ET (12-Nov-2026 01:16 GMT/UTC)

11-Nov-2026

 

New study explains why we may feel the cold more as we age

City of Hope
Peer-Reviewed Publication

11-Nov-2026

More than a red flag: Common cardiovascular biomarker may contribute to disease

Texas A&M University
Peer-Reviewed Publication

11-Nov-2026

New anti-cancer strategy shows promise in preclinical studies

Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan
Peer-Reviewed Publication

11-Nov-2026

 

Could your genes affect your medications? New study highlights high probability

University of Pittsburgh
Peer-Reviewed Publication

11-Nov-2026

 

Study rewrites the rules of the blood-brain barrier

Gladstone Institutes
Peer-Reviewed Publication

11-Nov-2026

 

The softening of an embryo’s nucleus after the very first division is critical for further development

Kyushu University
Peer-Reviewed Publication

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