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NIH says its 1-million-person health study is off to good start
One year after launch All of Us study, its leaders say geographic distribution of participants will even out as enrollment continues -
Top stories: A box jellyfish antivenom, the quest for the color blue, and Isle Royale’s new wolves
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Shake-up at NIH: Term limits for important positions would open new opportunities for women, minorities
Some lab chiefs’ decadeslong reigns will soon end -
Podcast: The age-old quest for the color blue and why pollution is not killing the killifish
On this week’s show: how scientists are giving food and flowers a color rarely found in nature, and how a small fish has adapted to pollution—by stealing its cousin’s genes -
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In lopsided vote, U.S. science academy backs move to eject sexual harassers
Full membership will now vote on historic bylaws change -
Sudanese geneticist released from prison after revolution: ‘I’m very optimistic’
Muntaser Ibrahim spent 50 days behind bars after calling for regime change -
Report: NIH bars physicians who criticized sepsis trial from speaking with investigators
Critique argued study was putting patients at risk -
Medical DNA sequencing leads to lawsuits and legal questions
Effort to reconcile law and genomics moves forward as multiyear project LawSeq nears finish line -
U.S. universities reassess collaborations with foreign scientists in wake of NIH letters
Dual faculty appointments could receive increased scrutiny -
Top stories: Warming worsens inequality, a brave new ‘overworld,’ and a foreign ties fiasco
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Update: Nuclear weapons agency moves to save Jason advisory group from immediate extinction
NNSA offers 8-month funding extension
