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Read moreNIH launched a new website experience that includes topic-based hubs intended to make it easier to find health information, research resources, funding opportunities and other content. Current NIH websites will remain available during the transition, with notices directing users to the new platform.
The hubs organize information by topic rather than by NIH's internal structure. Topics include research, data and literature, grants and funding, clinical research, cancer, rare diseases, health, and technology and innovation.
Each of the 27 institutes, centers and offices will have a dedicated page on NIH.gov with information about leadership, research priorities, advisory groups, grants and budgets. The Grants and Funding Hub also include profiles for each institute, center and office, highlighting mission areas, funding opportunities and key policy information for researchers and applicants.
This information may be helpful to radiologists to ensure they are able to easily navigate funding opportunities, research resources and policy information relevant to imaging research and innovation.
For more information, contact Katie Grady, ACR® Government Affairs Director.
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ACR responded to a Senate Finance RFI, advocating for imaging reforms that support timely care, physician judgment, and lower costs.
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