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Elevated use of cannabis, nicotine among U.S. adults continues into 2025  

National survey suggests that use of alcohol, cigarettes, and other substances remains low.

Virtual intervention reduces substance use in American Indians and Alaska Natives

Emerging adults who participated in workshops combining evidence-based interventions and traditional practices reported reduced cannabis, alcohol use, and anxiety.

NIH selects Dr. Judy Cho to helm the National Human Genome Research Institute

Dr. Cho joins NIH from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.

Human cancer models to accelerate research and precision therapies 

NIH-funded international research collaboration catalogues 25 tumor types from thousands of patient donors.

A child’s language may predict the arrival of depression and anxiety disorders years before onset 

NIH-funded, AI-powered analysis of interviews suggests that a youth’s framing of stressful events is a strong indicator of risk for future disorders.

New blood-based biomarkers predict when ALS symptoms will emerge  

A panel of proteins could help match ideal candidates with preventative trials.

NIH selects Dr. Courtney Aklin as director of the National Institute of Nursing Research 

Dr. Aklin is expected to begin her permanent role as the NINR director on July 26, 2026.