February 10, 2017

Young CC Patient Donates to Cancer Research
By Dana Talesnik
Andrew Lee had just finished his freshman year of college when he was diagnosed with an incurable, rare form of kidney cancer. Two years later, Lee presented a large donation to the Foundation for the NIH to support kidney cancer research.

Exercise Improves Mood, Focus, Aids Memory
By Eric Bock
Dr. Wendy Suzuki’s career was going great...Nothing else was going great, she explained at an NIH Director’s Lecture held recently in Masur Auditorium. All she did was work.
Set Expectations, Build Agreement, Harley Advises
By Eric Bock
Your mother always told you: don’t say anything if you’ve nothing nice to say. That advice is a hindrance to building effective relationships in the workplace, said Shari Harley at a recent Deputy Director for Management Seminar Series .
NIH Steps It Up, Takes the Stairs
Following their own best advice, NIH staff reported increased stair usage in response to a Take the Stairs campaign implemented agency-wide by Public Health Service officers.

Large, white spongy masses in white of a cancer cell being attacked by 2 red balls representing cytotoxic T cells

On the Cover

Pseudo-colored scanning electron micrograph of an oral squamous cancer cell (white) being attacked by two cytotoxic T cells (red), part of a natural immune response

Rita Elena Serda, Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center at Baylor College of Medicine, NCI

February 10, 2017

Vol. LXIX, No. 3

February 10, 2017

Vol. LXIX, No. 3

February 10, 2017

Young CC Patient Donates to Cancer Research

Exercise Improves Mood, Focus, Aids Memory

Set Expectations, Build Agreement, Harley Advises

NIH Steps It Up, Takes the Stairs

On the Cover

The NIH Record