July 15, 2016

End of AIDS Pandemic in Sight, Fauci Says
By Rich McManus
It is the global pandemic that has defined his life and career, and NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci says it is now within the realm of possibility that society can bring HIV/AIDS to a close, if we “follow the science.”

For Native Hawaiians, Canoe Instills Pride, Healing
By Dana Talesnik
What brought members of a Hawaiian canoe crew to NIH? It’s a story of cultural revival and communal healing, of treacherous journeys into an unforgiving ocean to connect with their Native Hawaiian heritage...
NIH’ers Take a Hike, Many Pledge to Keep Moving
By Dana Talesnik
Hundreds assembled in front of Bldg. 1 to walk or jog the 3.25-mile loop around campus for the 9th annual Take a Hike Walk/Fun Run.
Harvard’s Flanagan Discusses Axonal Regeneration
By Dustin Hays
“The loss of connections between cells of the central nervous system (CNS) is a devastating problem that currently has no effective treatment,” said Dr. John Flanagan, who believes there's potential for treatment in the coming years.