RT @drbillelwood: Renée Fleming Foundation Neuroarts Awards support early career researchers' innovative and collaborative projects designe…

RT @NIH_NINDS: Want to learn more about what’s to come in 2025 for the @NIH #BRAINInitiative? Dive in with a perspective from BRAIN Initiat…

RT @NIH_NCCIH: Last month’s Clinical Digest for Health Professionals summarizes the research on herb-drug interactions. Herbs discussed inc…

@NIH_NCCIH has a video library that can help researchers and grantees understand the grants process, funding opportunities, and our research framework. Find out more at:

For easy-to-use evidence-based information on more than 50 herbs that people use for health purposes, download our free HerbList app.

Although a substantial amount of research has been done, it is still uncertain whether glucosamine and chondroitin are helpful for knee osteoarthritis symptoms. See details regarding the current research evidence at

In their recent paper in @AJCNutrition, @NCCIH_Director, @NINR Director, @NIH_ODS Director, and @NIH ONR Director explain a nutrition continuum incorporating a holistic, equitable, multidisciplinary research agenda that considers the whole person.

Interactions between herbal supplements and drugs are a concern, especially for patients who take drugs with a narrow therapeutic index. Learn more in our Clinical Digest for Health Professionals:

A recent study partly supported by @NIH_NCCIH points to potential benefits of group medical visits for both patients and clinicians from the social interactions and collaborative problem-solving.

RT @drbillelwood: The #NIDCR #Assessment, #Technology, & #Treatment #Outcomes #Research Program includes #tool development, #behavioral #tr…

As part of the NIH Director’s Seminar Series, @laurenatlas of our @NIH_NCCIH Division of Intramural Research presented her research on how psychological factors & neural mechanisms influence pain, emotional experience & clinical outcomes. Watch the video:

Together with other @NIH ICOs, we’re holding a workshop on February 12 and 13 on adapting mind and body interventions to improve their benefit for specific conditions. Register now to attend in person or virtually.

@NIH_NCCIH has multiple research opportunities for small businesses, including opportunities well suited for women’s health research. Learn more in my colleague Dr. Emrin Horgusluoglu’s blog post.

In this article, @NCCIH_EM, former @NIH director Dr. Francis Collins & others discuss the growing interest in research on the health effects of music and other art forms, working toward developing their therapeutic potential for a variety of conditions.

Omega-3 fatty acids, such as those in fish and fish oil, may have benefits for people with heart disease or high triglycerides. Find out more from this @NIH_NCCIH fact sheet:

A recent study funded by @NIH_NCCIH showed that mindful awareness in body-oriented therapy focused on interoceptive awareness has some benefits for people who are being treated for opioid use disorder.

In an article in @FrontPsychol, my @NIH_NCCIH colleagues present a conceptual overview of how complementary and integrative health approaches may promote health restoration, resilience, and emotional well-being and ways to advance knowledge.

We’re holding a workshop, “Adapting Evidence-Based Mind and Body Interventions: Why, When, and How,” on February 12 and 13. Register now to attend in person or virtually.

This article in @NIH News in Health explains the triggers for winter-pattern seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and discusses treatment options.

A new paper in BMC Neuroscience, co-authored by my colleague @NCCIH_EM, provides an overview of a recent interdisciplinary workshop bringing together dancers, choreographers & scientists who explored the relationship between creative movement & the brain.