...Harvard University. A new National Institutes of Health (NIH) policy that requires all scientists who use human subjects to...in NIH funding in 1999. Harvard has responded to the NIH policy already, creating a web-based training program for its...

...Librarians wishing to promote the NIH policy need a tool to help determine an...PubMed database. METHODS Using the NIH policy as a guideline, 5 variables have...2). One limitation relates to the NIH policy's option to delay public availability...

...days. Based on the comments it received, NIH will likely revise the plan. Congress has reaffirmed its support for the NIH policy in a conference report accompanying the FY2005 Consolidated Appropriations Act (H.R. 4818, H Rept 108-792), which was...

...the NIH refined the deposit options. As noted on the NIH policy homepage, there are four methods to ensure that a manuscript...out from an institutional repository? It's because the NIH policy is mandatory, of course. I doubt that the NIH would have...

The National Institute of Health's National Institute of General Medical Sciences is offering $13 million over the next 4 years to establish four centers that will develop wound therapies. According to the NIGMS, the goal is to bring together microbiologists, engineers, cell biologists,

When President Bush announced a year ago that the Federal government would provide limited support for existing embryonic stem cell lines, advocates on both sides of the issue were dismayed. Supporters for unlimited funding claimed the decision was a token gesture that would yield little results

A new National Institutes of Health policy is designed to accelerate the public's access to published articles resulting from NIH-funded research. The policy--the first of its kind for NIH--calls on scientists to release to the public manuscripts from research supported by NIH as soon as possible,

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services' National Institutes of Health issued the following press release: The National Institutes of Health (NIH) released a new policy today that will enhance success rates of new and resubmitted applications by decreasing the number of allowed grant

By Elizabeth Tolchin, News Editor The National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, Md., announced a new policy requiring scientists to release to the public manuscripts describing NIH-funded research as soon as possible. The policy is the first of its kind for the federal agency. Articles will be

...the National Institute of Health (NIH) policy for providing free online access...assumptions and misunderstandings about the NIH policy: (1) Messrs. Frank and Glassroth...Frank, who complain about it. The NIH policy allows publishers to replace the...