Rapid-response immune cells are fully prepared before invasion strikes
Mitochondria Found to Play Instrumental Role in NET Formation and Autoimmune Disease
Superior Athleticism: Is It in Your Genes?
NIH Researchers Reveal Link Between Powerful Gene Regulatory Elements and Autoimmune Diseases
Research on Keratins Reveals Unexpected Link Between Hair Disorders and Dental Decay
NIH immunologist elected to Institute of Medicine
Science Writer Explains Why You Should (Or Shouldn't) Talk to Journalists
Commonly Prescribed Blood Thinner Associated with Higher Risk of Post-Surgery Complications
NIH Scientists Identify Gene Linked to Fatal Inflammatory Disease in Children
Kayla's Story: A Bright Future Through NIH Research
Progress Made in Lupus Diagnosis and Treatment
Drs. John O'Shea, Yuka Kanno and Arian Laurence of NIAMS have been included by Thomson Reuters in The World's Most Influential Scientific Minds 2014 report, in immunology, joining the ranks of researchers who are "publishing work that their peers recognize as vital to the advancement of their science" and "on the cutting edge of their fields."
Kaplan Named Chief of New NIAMS Intramural Branch
James Katz Named Director of the NIAMS Rheumatology Fellowship and Training Branch
NIAMS Postdoctoral Fellow Honored with International Dental Research Award
NIAMS' O'Shea Named AAAS Fellow
NIH Scientists Shed Light on Mystery Surrounding Hepatitis B Virus
NIH scientists uncover how immune cells sense who they are
New rheumatoid arthritis drug targets NIH-discovered protein
Major cancer protein amplifies global gene expression, NIH study finds
Researchers Gain New Insights into How High Retinoic Acid Levels Affect Skin Development
Research Findings Challenge the Current Understanding of Cell Development Processes
Media Availability: NIH scientists resolve how chromosomal mix-ups lead to tumors
Drug halts organ damage in inflammatory genetic disorder
Cytokine Interest Group Symposium
NIH scientists identify novel approach to view inner workings of viruses
NIH Study Shows Benefits, Limits of Therapy for Rare Inflammatory Syndrome
Immune Cell Plays Dual Role in Allergic Skin Disease
New Technique Identifies First Events in Tumor Development
Autoimmunity, Autophagy, Muscle Disease, and Human Rights: A Symposium Honoring Paul H. Plotz, M.D.
Large-Scale Study Identifies Factors for Sleep Disturbance in Arthritis
Scientists Identify Gene that Could Hold the Key to Muscle Repair
Cells' Energy Factories Linked to Damaging Inflammation