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News: AI screening for opioid use disorder associated with fewer hospital readmissions bit.ly/3FRcsjr

NIH researchers discovered that a new form of personalized cancer immunotherapy dramatically improved the treatment’s effectiveness in patients with metastatic gastrointestinal cancers, offering hope that this therapy could be used to treat a variety of solid tumors.

People who ate healthier diets in midlife were more likely to live into their 70s without major chronic disease bit.ly/4j0nEc0

A bacterial strain evolved to make an antimicrobial compound that kills off competing germs. The findings might help guide the development of new therapeutics bit.ly/4i1Lcfh

News: Twins grow more slowly in early pregnancy than previously thought nih.gov/news-events/ne…

NIH-funded research designed eye drops that helped preserve light-sensitive cells to slow vision loss in mice, potentially offering a minimally invasive therapy to slow progressive retinal disorders bit.ly/3RD0AE5

News: Scientists map unprecedented detail of connections and visual perception in the mouse brain bit.ly/42B8STc

This NIH-supported breakthrough is a critical piece of foundational science to build toward understanding how our brains process visual information to reconstruct the images we see every day.

As we get older, our bodies naturally start to lose muscle mass. Too much muscle loss can lead to a condition called sarcopenia. But you can take steps to keep your muscles healthy. bit.ly/3YvvYrZ

This week on our MAHA Tour of the Southwest, Secretary Kennedy had the pleasure of visiting Hózhó Academy Charter School — a shining example of how to integrate healthy eating and physical activity into daily student life. Their Arete Wellness Program, developed from JFK's Presidential

NIH-funded research is developing ways to create an artificial sense of touch in bionic limbs. In a new study, scientists aimed to mimic complex touch experiences, such as edges and motion. bit.ly/42z7WO1

News: Repurposing a blood pressure drug may prevent vision loss in inherited blinding diseases bit.ly/4lnG3RA

A study in mice found that female hormones can prompt sex-specific suppression of a type of pain by certain immune cells. More research is needed to better understand this and other possible links between pain sensation and the immune system. bit.ly/3EqmwPN

NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya calls President Donald J. Trump’s executive order to lower prescription drug prices a “big step forward” for making medications more affordable for Americans. He also discussed with Mornings with Maria his priorities for NIH, including transparency & trust in science.

NIH-funded research uncovered a new biomarker that may help predict cognitive decline and track disease progression in people who have Alzheimer’s disease. bit.ly/4lA1XBj

An NIH-supported research team developed an AI screening tool that can help identify these at-risk patients, reduce hospital readmission, and possibly increase access to addiction treatments. bit.ly/3Y2V8xY

One month left to submit your application to enhance early diagnosis of treatable #GeneticConditions in newborns. Don't miss you chance to apply to this exciting new #FundingOpportunity! go.nih.gov/sL9B0jX

Congratulations to Paule Joseph, PhD, MBA, CRNP, FAAN for being selected as a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow in the Medicine and Healthy category! Dr. Joseph is the first nurse scientist to receive this award. bit.ly/3ROA6PY GuggenheimFoundation #guggfellows2025

News: Annual Report to the Nation: Cancer deaths continue to decline nih.gov/news-events/ne…

By tracking neurons in the brain that turn on a distress signal after a blow to the head, NIH researchers recently made new discoveries about how traumatic brain injuries affect neurons. go.nih.gov/NWh3MlZ