Unemployment among younger workers in the labour force has been a worrying global trend from the turn of the century. According to the International Labour
When “The Beautiful Brain” opened Jan. 25 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), the show of anatomical drawings by Spanish artist
Chemical exposures may prime the immune system for more extreme responses to infection, and infectious diseases influence the body’s response to exposures. The need to
Hertz-Picciotto spoke on “Genes, Environment, Autism, and Precision Public Health: At the Nexus of Multi-Factor Etiology and Environmental Justice.’ (Photo courtesy of Steve McCaw) Diagnosed
NIEHS employees came together to raise nearly $100,000 for the 2018 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). These contributions, in addition to those at the National Institutes
The NIEHS Diversity Speaker Series celebrated its first anniversary and Black History Month Feb. 14 with a compelling discussion on race and medicine. It featured
Cynthia Rider, Ph.D., and Kyla Taylor, Ph.D., both from the Division of the National Toxicology Program (DNTP), put an Academy Awards-style twist on the annual
Howdeshell’s current efforts include work with an NIEHS team to integrate published findings in the CLARITY-BPA program, including studies on reproductive development. (Photo courtesy of
IntramuralBy Robin Arnette, Carol Kelly, Rajneesh Pathania, and Andrew Trexler NIEHS and NTP report life experiences may alter DNA methylation Scientists at NIEHS and the
ExtramuralBy Sara Amolegbe Novel mechanism for manganese regulation in the brain NIEHS grantees showed that brain manganese is regulated by activity of the gene SLC30A10
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