CURRENT ISSUE - October 20, 2017
Murthy Discusses Chronic Stress, Solutions
Imagine that you are picking up a set of weights at the gym, an overloaded bag at the grocery store or a small child. As you do this, you’re building muscle mass...Read more
Woodruff Shares Personal Story as Caregiver to Son
They may not have the medical expertise, but nobody else could be more devoted to the patient...Read more
Relay Changes Course, But NeuRUNS Win Again
The race to the finish was a bit tougher than in years past. It was...Read more
DEPARTMENTS
ON THE COVER:
 |
| ON THE COVER: Streptococcus pyrogenese bound to a human neutrophil IMAGE: NIAID |
About The NIH Record
Since 1949, the NIH Record has been published biweekly by the Editorial Operations Branch, Office of Communications and Public Liaison, National Institutes of Health, Department of Health and Human Services. For editorial policies, email editor or phone (301) 496-2125.
Gingerbread Village Transforms CRC Atrium
 |
|
Attacks on U.S. Change Life at NIH
 |
The transition from peacetime’s reliable routine to wartime anxiety took place in only minutes as NIH employees came to work on an otherwise spectacular late summer morning Sept. 11 and discovered by 9:45 — via office televisions, radio, the web, phone calls and hallway conversations — that terrorism on an almost unimaginable scale was taking place in New York City and in the heart of Washington, D.C.
See/Search Past Issues: NIH RECORD ARCHIVES
Suggest a Story / Ask a Question
Feel like letting the editors know what’s on your mind, but don’t necessarily want to give your name?
