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Now, the company will aim to show the drug helps patients with eczema and asthma in larger, placebo-controlled trial.

Results point to two immune signals, and possible methods to keep them from going awry

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is paying $15 million to settle a lawsuit claiming researchers authored papers with manipulated data

A Trump administration change to how NIH awards grants has sharply reduced early-stage investigators’ odds of securing funding.

Walter Koroshetz, director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, will soon be leaving his role, STAT has learned. His departure in the coming days means nearly half the 27 NIH divisions will have interim leaders.

NIH agrees to reevaluate research projects left in bureaucratic limbo while a lawsuit over termination of DEI-related grants moves through the courts

Judges side with state AGs and universities in dispute over ‘indirect costs'

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A Andres Vidal-Gadea's neuroscience research was going well. A molecular neuroethologist at Illinois State University, he studies the function of

New rule would require Homeland Security approval for stays longer than four years