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Articles in Jan 27, 2003 issue of National Institutes of Health

• Research Reveals How Strep Bacterium Evades Immune System
  by Walter Mitton
• Mouse Model Links Alcohol Intake to Marijuana-Like Brain Compounds New Pathway Presents Target for Medication Development
  by NIAAA Press Office
• Researchers Discover How Embryo Attaches to the Uterus
  by Robert Bock, Marianne Glass Duffy, Alisa Machalek
• Frequency of Light-to-Moderate Drinking Reduces Heart Disease Risk in Men
  by NIAAA Press Office, NHLBI Contact:, NHLBI Communications Office
• Dr. Margaret Chesney Named NCCAM's First Deputy Director
  by NCCAM Press Office
• Bone Marrow Generates New Neurons in Human Brains
  by Natalie Frazin
• Prominent Scientist Joins NIBIB Staff
  by Cheryl Fee
• Dr. Nora D. Volkow Named New Director of NIH's National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
  by NIH Office of Communications, and Public Liaison
• NIH Study Shows MRI Provides Faster, More Accurate Way To Diagnose Heart Attacks
  by NHLBI Communications Office
• HHS SECRETARY NAMES FIVE TO NIAID ADVISORY COUNCIL HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson today announced five appointments to the National Advisory Allergy and Infectious Diseases Council, the principal advisory body of the National Institute of Allergy and I
  by James Hadley
• HHS ANNOUNCES RESEARCH PLAN TO FIGHT AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson today announced the release of a comprehensive research plan from HHS' National Institutes of Health (NIH) to fight autoimmune diseases, a collection of disorders i
  by NIAID Press Office
• Powerful Technologies Probe Innate Immunity
  by Anne A. Oplinger
• NEW MEMBERS APPOINTED TO NAGMS COUNCIL HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson has appointed three new members to the National Advisory General Medical Sciences Council. They are Shelagh M. Ferguson-Miller, Ph.D., of Michigan State University; Theodora E. Joan
  by NIGMS Press Office
• Fogarty International Center Announces New Collaborative Research Program for Brain Disorders in the Developing World
  by Irene Edwards
• Human Gene Affects Memory
  by Jules Asher, NIMH press office
• Help Wanted: Pediatric Endocrinologists
  by Joan Chamberlain, Jane DeMouy
• Mark L. Rohrbaugh Appointed Director of the Office of Technology Transfer
  by Mary Ann Martinez, 301-594-7700, OD Press Office
• Study Finds Bed Sharing Among Parents and Infants on the Rise
  by Marianne Glass Duffy, Robert Bock
• Drug-Resistant Seizures Often Take Years to Develop
  by Tania Zeigler, Natalie Frazin
• HHS ANNOUNCES CONTRACTS TO DEVELOP SAFER SMALLPOX VACCINES HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson today announced the award of two contracts totaling up to $20 million in first-year funding to develop safer smallpox vaccines. The three-year contracts were
  by NIAID Office of Communications, and Public Liaison
• Summits Seek to Reduce SIDS Risk In African American Community
  by Robert Bock, Marianne Glass Duffy
• Stem Cell Research Boosted by Five New Grants at NIAMS
  by Ray Fleming, Zain Iqbal, Office of Communications, and Public Liaison
• NHLBI Announces Grand Prize Winners of National HOW I GET A HEAP OF SLEEP Contest
  by NHLBI Communications
• NIH to Host Conference on Dietary Supplement Use in the Elderly
  by Rebecca Costello, Ph.D., Judy Finkelstein, Ph.D.
• Revamped NIGMS Web Site Offers Easy Access To Institute's Programs, Publications and News
  by Dan Hogan