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Francis S. Collins, M.D., Ph.D., NIH Director. NIH…Turning Discovery Into Health ®. Read our Privacy Policy:

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  1. Encouraging meetings today on building research capacity in Africa. New Coalition for African Research and Innovation formed!

  2. Facilitating my 1st talk at on a common theme of mine, precision public health, w/ .

  3. Ian Read of Pfizer speaks about Access Accelerated, focused on NCDs.

  4. Richard Hodes of gives an awesome multimedia presentation on Alzheimer's disease at

  5. Wearable devices will be a big part of Initiative. This study shows why.

  6. Heading to , will be tweeting this week from Davos.

  7. Words from the inspirational MLK: “Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?’”

  8. There’s more to muscle than muscle fibers. Take a look at this BioArt winner.

  9. New aims to improve outcomes w/better access to agents in

  10. Can kids be protected from developing dangerous peanut allergy? Here’s more on the new clinical guidelines.

  11. Swore in Maj. General James Gilman, M.D., (Ret.) this morning to be the CEO!

  12. Going to miss guru , when he leaves on 4/30. He’s been instrumental on , &more

  13. New clinical guidelines released by -sponsored panel to prevent peanut allergies w/focus on early introduction

  14. Happy New Year! -funded research highlighted in Breakthroughs of 2016.

  15. ! Making resolutions? Setting new goals? Here’s a guide on changing your habits for better health

  16. Lots of interest in research from NIH Institutes leads to 1 mo delay in FOA, no effect on research start date

  17. Excited to see evidence that new MEK inhibitor helps NF1 kids w/inoperable tumors. My lab discovered gene in 1990.

  18. Happy holidays! To help spread some cheer, here are gingerbread house competition winners:

  19. Here’s a roundup of some of ’s top research highlights from 2016! It’s been a great year for research:

  20. This holiday season, I’m remembering Tsien with a special story about a cell advance.

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