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This image shows a confocal scan of mouse ear lipocartilage stained with a green fluorescent lipid dye called BODIPY. Large lipid vacuoles are bright green.

Unwrapping the Secrets of a Novel Cartilage Cell Could Inform Regenerative Medicine Efforts

Spotlight on Research |
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Scratching and Allergic Skin Inflammation

NIH Research Matters |
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Kaplan Discusses Link Between Lupus and Early Cardiovascular Disease Risk

NIH Record stories |
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IRP’s Lindsey Criswell Elected to National Academy of Medicine

Announcement |
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NIAMS Selects Dr. Leslie Castelo-Soccio as New Associate Director of Clinical Research

Announcement |
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NIAMS Selects Dr. Anna E. Mazzucco as Next Deputy Director

Announcement |
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NIAMS Update, Issue 6, 2024

NIAMS Update |
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Recognizing Contributions from Influential NIAMS Leadership

Letter from the Director |
Scientific illustration of a type of fibroblast cell (white) that helps form scar tissue after heart injury in response to an inflammatory signal called IL-1 (blue).

Discovery of Culprit Behind Scars in Heart Failure Points to Possible Treatment Target

NIH Director's Blog |
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The Office of Autoimmune Disease Research Announces 2024 R56 Awardees

Announcement |
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Kaplan Explores Cardiovascular Risks in Autoimmune Diseases

NIH Record stories |
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NIAMS Director Dr. Lindsey Criswell Elected to National Academy of Medicine

Announcement |
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The NIH Venture Program Announces First Award for the SysBio Initiative

Announcement |
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Three NIAMS Intramural Investigators Receive NIH Autoimmune Disease Research Awards

Announcement |
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NIH Hosts Visit for People with Myositis

NIAMS-Related Article |
Photo of Good Days Chief Operating Officer Randie Odebralski, Clorinda Walley, Dr. Josh Fessel, Dr. Lindsey Criswell, Jess Myers, Dr. Karen Hacker and Good Days Vice President of Human Resources and Compliance Tricia Freels.

NIAMS, NCATS, CDC Participate in Hill Briefing

NIH Record stories |
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OADR-ORWH Co-Funds Newly Created Exposomics Coordinating Center

NIAMS-Related Article |
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Clear Plastic Aligners Give Patients with Brittle Teeth New Smiles

NIAMS-Related Article |
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Creating Building Blocks for Muscle Regeneration

NIAMS-Related Article |
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Array of Patient Recruitment Efforts Boost Back Pain Study Participation

Spotlight on Research |
Illustration of a woman with a butterfly rash across her face, covering her nose and cheeks

Researchers Identify a Disease-Causing Immune Cell Imbalance in Lupus

Spotlight on Research |
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Connective Tissue Disorders

NIAMS-Related Article |
Lindsey A. Criswell, M.D., M.P.H., D.Sc.

Community Collaboration Advances NIAMS Resource Development

Letter from the Director |
man showing dry skin on his hand to a doctor

Scaly Skin: About Psoriasis

NIH News in Health |
Skin findings in a patient with VEXAS syndrome viewed under a microscope.

Skin Features Provide an Early Clue to the Diagnosis of VEXAS Syndrome

Spotlight on Research |
photograph of three hourglasses side-by-side

IRP Scientists Sound Off in Three-Minute Talks

NIAMS-Related Article |
Lindsey A. Criswell, M.D., M.P.H., D.Sc.

NIAMS Director Lindsey A. Criswell Discussed Research on Lupus and Bolstering NIEHS Collaborations

NIAMS-Related Article |
Photos of co-lead authors Iago Pinal-Fernandez, M.D., Ph.D., Staff Clinician, Sandra Muñoz-Braceras, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow , of the NIAMS Muscle Disease Unit.

In Myositis, Autoantibodies Get Inside Muscle Cells and Disrupt the Function of the Proteins They Bind To

Spotlight on Research |
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A Nanomaterial One-Two Punch Quickly Heals Wounds in Diabetic Animal Model

NIAMS-Related Article |
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Benign Nail Condition Linked to Rare Syndrome that Greatly Increases Cancer Risk

Press Release |
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