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    NIH researchers have gained critical new insight into Köhlmeier-Degos disease, a rare and life-threatening disorder that damages small blood vessels. Read more: bit.ly/4zjRUal.
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    Starting soon! Join NIH leadership for the webinar, Understanding NIH's Unified Funding Strategy: What the Research Community Needs to Know. 📅Today, 10–11 a.m. ET Tune in to learn about the Unified Funding Strategy and get answers to common questions: bit.ly/4xqz4ww
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    NIH-funded researchers found that some bacteria can share proteins with neighboring bacteria, helping them survive antibiotic treatment. The findings improve our understanding of antibiotic resistance and could inform future strategies to slow or prevent it. Learn more:
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    🧠 Has your glioblastoma returned or grown? Researchers at the NIH are enrolling adults with recurrent glioblastoma for a clinical research study evaluating a potential new treatment. Learn more about eligibility today call 833-JOIN-NIH. go.nih.gov/Rgslb3G
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    Our Advisory Council continues its vital work shaping the National Plan to End Parkinson’s. Join us August 24 for the second public meeting. Public comments: [email protected] ("public comment" in subject). Details: bit.ly/4c7Ktcz
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