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Scanning electron micrograph of S. aureus bacteria escaping destruction by human white blood cells.

NIH Researchers Survey the Genetic Diversity of Skin Microbes in Eczema Patients

Spotlight on Research | May 25, 2023
John O’Shea, M.D.

Scientific Director of Intramural Research, Dr. John O'Shea, Elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences

Announcement | May 2, 2023
White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, Dr. Ashish Jha, speaks with Dr. Mariana Kaplan and Dr. William Ambler.

NIH and NIAMS Host Visit From White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator

Announcement | April 12, 2023
Photograph featuring screenshots of all 2022 NIAMS InVTRO Interns

2022 NIAMS Interns Thrived in Hybrid Training Program

Spotlight on Research | March 2, 2023
Mitochondria - several rounded, roughly rectangular shapes arranged in a random pattern

Exercise Energizes Patients With Autoimmune Disease

NIAMS-Related Article | February 8, 2023
NIH Clinical center

NIAMS’ Michael Ombrello’s Research Focus of Recent Patient Essay

Featured | January 31, 2023
Photo of NIAMS retreat cover

NIAMS Trainees Gain Professional Development Skills at Retreat

NIH Record stories | October 17, 2022
Photo of patient and doctor.

Overzealous Immune Cells Hamper Healing

NIAMS-Related Article | September 15, 2022
group of masked researchers in Dr. Kaplan's lab

A Biological Betrayal

NIAMS-Related Article | July 18, 2022
illustration of adults in a water aerobics class

Understanding Autoimmune Diseases

NIH News in Health | June 6, 2022
Healthy human skin cells (yellow) are home to bacteria (bright pink), fungi (light blue), and other microorganisms.

NIH Director's Blog

NIH Director's Blog | March 24, 2022
Typical workflow for using the GCgx tool.

New Web Application to Study Cellular Responses to Glucocorticoids

NIAMS-Related Article | March 8, 2022
Screenshot of Adaline Chin's video presentation

What Our Proteins Can Tell Us About Autoimmune Diseases

NIAMS-Related Article | March 4, 2022
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A New View of How Muscles Move

NIAMS-Related Article | January 31, 2022
Photo of a computer screen displaying genetic code

Genetic Sequencing Solves Drug Reaction Mystery

NIAMS-Related Article | January 13, 2022
stylized illustration of skin showing microbiome

NIH researchers find thousands of new microorganisms living on human skin

NIAMS-Related Article | January 6, 2022
Photo of Dr. Nagao

Researchers identify cellular pathway that regulates inflammatory hair loss

Spotlight on Research | December 13, 2021
Group photo of 2021 InVTRO student headshots

2021 NIAMS Trainees Participate in Unique Virtual Program

Spotlight on Research | November 24, 2021
Photo of Drs. Hasni and Kaplan

New treatment shows promise in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with lupus

Spotlight on Research | November 23, 2021
Fibroblasts (red lines with blue nuclei)

The mouth’s curative superpowers

NIAMS-Related Article | October 27, 2021
Photo of Dr. Marianna Kaplan

Casting the NET Wide: How Neutrophils Shape Chronic Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases

NIAMS-Related Article | September 8, 2021
x-ray image of teeth

Enzyme Therapy Helps Rebuild Teeth

NIAMS-Related Article | May 18, 2021
Photo of Emma Hope

Emma Hope: A Helping Hand for Healing Wounds, Postbac Poster Day Showcases Young Scientific Talent

NIAMS-Related Article | May 10, 2021
Illustration of kids doing physical therapy

Childhood Arthritis: When Joint Pain Affects Kids

NIH News in Health | May 10, 2021
Portrait of Dr. Sarfaraz Hasni.

Dr. Sarfaraz Hasni Receives 2021 Coleman Research Innovation Award

Featured | March 26, 2021
Photo of Dr. John O'Shea

NIAMS’ John O’Shea Awarded 2021 Harrington Prize for Innovation in Medicine

Announcement | March 24, 2021
Graphical abstract showing MicroRNA-221 and -222 modulating intestinal inflammatory Th17 cell response.

Research: MicroRNA-221 and -222 modulate intestinal inflammatory Th17 cell response as negative feedback regulators downstream of interleukin-23

Featured | March 22, 2021
Screenshot of Dr. Kaplan receiving the 2021 GPP Outstanding Mentor Award.

Dr. Kaplan Receives GPP Outstanding Mentor Award

Featured | March 17, 2021
Drs. Grayson and Kastner

NIH Researchers Discover a New Inflammatory Disease Called VEXAS

Spotlight on Research | November 4, 2020
Image of skin would trying to heal

Researchers Uncover Clues to Why Some Wounds Don’t Heal

Spotlight on Research | November 2, 2020
Last Updated: December 2020