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This Is Why NIH Invests in Global Health Research
WEBThe research, led by Myron Cohen of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, established that antiretroviral therapy can prevent sexual transmission of …
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The Latest on COVID-19 Boosters – NIH Director's Blog
WEBThe Latest on COVID-19 Boosters. Posted on September 28th, 2021 by Dr. Francis Collins. More than 180 million Americans, including more than 80 percent of people over age 65, are fully vaccinated against the SARS-CoV-2 virus responsible for COVID-19. There’s no question that full vaccination is the best way to protect yourself …
Taking Control: Learn More About Accessing Your Health Information
WEBA: Yes. An individual has a right to access health information about herself regardless of the date when the information was created or whether the information is stored on-site or archived remotely. Links: Individuals’ Right under HIPAA to Access their Health Information 45CFR § 164.524 (HHS) Right to Access Medical Records, FAQs for
Using Science To Solve Oral Health Inequities
WEBIt is essential for our overall health, well-being, and productivity. Untreated oral diseases, such as tooth decay and gum disease, can cause infections, pain, and tooth loss, which affect the ability to chew, swallow, eat a balanced diet, speak, smile, and go to school and work. Treatments to fix these problems are expensive, so people of low
A Rare Public Health Challenge – NIH Director's Blog
WEBCaption: More than 10,000 rare diseases affect nearly 400 million people across the globe. Credit: Christina Loccke, Lindsey Bergstrom and Sarah Theos. Most public health challenges may seem obvious. The COVID-19 pandemic, for example, swept the globe and in some way touched the lives of everyone. But not all public health …
Widening Gap in U.S. Life Expectancy – NIH Director's Blog
WEBIn the new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, a research team, partially funded by NIH, found that the average American baby born in 2014 can expect to live to about age 79 [1]. That’s up from a national average of about 73 in 1980 and around 68 in 1950. However, babies born in 2014 in remote Oglala Lakota County, SD, home to …
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