Tag: NIH
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Fetal Tissue Research Restrictions Threaten Breakthroughs
Why Fetal Tissue Research Has Been a Cornerstone of Medical Progress For decades, human fetal tissue research has contributed to foundational insights into conditions ranging from HIV/AIDS to neurodegenerative diseases. While controversial in ethical debates, the scientific value of carefully regulated fetal tissue studies lies in their ability to illuminate disease mechanisms, test therapeutic approaches,…
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Nemours Neurologist Wins NIH Transformative Award to Study Hippocampal Dysfunction Across Brain Disorders
Nemours Leader Receives NIH Transformative Research Award Rodney Scott, MBChB, MRCP, DipStat, PhD, Division Chief of Neurology at Nemours Children’s Health in the Delaware Valley, has been awarded a prestigious NIH Director’s Transformative Research Award. The $2.6 million grant spans five years and targets a novel, cross-disciplinary approach to hippocampal dysfunction that may cut across…
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Second Round of Exercise Boosts Muscle Growth in Mice, Study Finds
Overview: A Surprising Twist in Muscle Memory A new study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign suggests that a second round of exercise after a short break can trigger greater muscle growth than a first round. In mice that freely ran on an exercise wheel for four weeks, paused for four weeks, and then ran…
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Live Updates: US Government Shutdown Stalls Federal Services
What happened and why the shutdown began The United States government entered a full shutdown at midnight after Democratic and Republican leaders failed to agree on a short-term funding bill. The stalemate came as top lawmakers and President Donald Trump could not bridge the gap over funding and policy terms, leaving the nation facing a…