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Los Institutos Nacionales de la Salud (NIH) están posponiendo el lanzamiento de su nuevo sitio web hasta el otoño para garantizar la mejor experiencia posible para todas las personas que utilizan nuestros sitios web para obtener información sobre la salud, investigación, oportunidades de financiamiento y otros recursos.

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Grantee News

Decoding the sense of smell: Neural code determines instinctual responses to attractive or aversive odors
Stowers Institute for Medical Research (03/29/2021)
Researchers uncover how some animals sense the gritty texture of their food
University of California Santa Barbara (03/02/2021)
Tissue-engineered implants provide new hope for vocal injuries
Purdue University and Indiana University School of Medicine (02/23/2021)
Cisplatin and hearing loss: Until now, an unquantified risk
Children's Hospital Los Angeles (02/12/2021)
Study in newborn mice suggests sounds influence the developing brain earlier than previously thought
Johns Hopkins Medicine (02/12/2021)
Implant improves balance, movement, and quality of life for people with inner ear disorder
Johns Hopkins Medicine (02/11/2021)
Hearing acrobatics: Dynamic, delicate grip between protein filaments enables hearing
Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital (02/08/2021)
Cochlear implants aid speech recognition in most adults
Medical University of South Carolina via HealthDay (01/14/2021)
Behaviors surrounding oral sex may increase HPV-related cancer risk: Study adds context to limited knowledge of the disease
Johns Hopkins Medicine (01/14/2021)
Memory may be preserved in condition with brain changes similar to Alzheimer's disease
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine via American Academy of Neurology (01/13/2021)
Researchers develop smart apps to help people with hearing loss: Latest NIH-funded project uses artificial intelligence to cut extraneous noise
University of Texas at Dallas (01/13/2021)
As the brain plans movements, the middle frontal gyrus is listening: A brain-computer interface study reveals one brain region’s surprising role in planning movements exclusively in response to sounds
Brown University (01/12/2021)
LLNL develops optical capability for thin-film neural implants to look into brain activity
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (01/05/2021)
TAU scientists develop innovative therapy to prevent deafness
Tel Aviv University (12/28/2020)
Purifying widely used antibiotic could reduce risk it poses to hearing, study finds
Stanford Medicine (12/17/2020)