This page marks the end of our salute to pets who helped us survive pandemic-enforced telework. No one asked for this hiatus from the normal workplace, and most realize that the challenge came with a silver lining or two.

NIH'ers show off the pets that have kept them company during pandemic-enforced teleworking from home.

Hundreds of people gathered under a tent in front of Bldg. 1 on Sept. 28 to kick off the 2016 NIH Combined Federal Campaign, led this year by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Following President Obama’s historic visit to Cuba this spring, the HHS Office of Global Affairs hosted Cuba’s vice minister of public health and a delegation of Cuban doctors, researchers and public health officials to strengthen scientific and public health collaboration between the two countries.

Several large-scale construction projects on the Bethesda campus have surged forward in recent weeks.

On July 5, hundreds of NIH staff, fellows and guests outside Bldg. 10’s south entry enjoyed NIH’s own multi-talented band, the Affordable Rock ’n’ Roll Act, formerly known as The Directors.

Here are more of NIH’s prized telework helpmates, who have assisted their (alleged) masters since the workforce was encouraged to begin telework in mid-March.

Pets keep their humans company while they telework full-time during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is part 1 in a series of adorable pet photos.

Shown here are several notable sights on the main campus, as safety measures to limit spread of the respiratory ailment caused by a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) take shape at NIH.

NHLBI led National Wear Red Day celebrations with a flash mob dance in the CRC atrium, red food features in cafeterias, sticker and pin distribution, pledge posters and a social media campaign.