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NCATS Rare Diseases Are Not Rare! 2020 Challenge is Open. Submit Your Entry by June 15!Channel your creativity into an artistic submission for the Rare Diseases Are Not Rare! 2020 Challenge. Help raise awareness about rare diseases, the people who have them, and the need for continued research and support.
Spreading a Message of Hope at Rare Disease Day at NIH
The annual event — held this year on Feb. 28, 2020 — focused on forging connections in the rare diseases community, shortening the journey toward diagnosis and pursuing personalized medicine as a therapeutic approach for treating rare diseases.
Recapping Last Year’s Eventful NCATS Day
How should research data be shared? Who should have access? Read summaries of NCATS Day 2019 sessions for a breakdown of the discussions that took place about responsible data sharing and the importance of data sharing to translational science.
Releases & AnnouncementsRead the latest news from NCATS and other NIH Institutes and Centers that collaborate with NCATS scientists.
Media CoverageFollow media coverage of NCATS' and its partners' translational research activities through national and local media outlets.
Grantee & Partner NewsCheck out news from NCATS grantees and partners whose research is supported through the Center’s programs, in-kind services and collaborations.
Read the latest news from NCATS and other NIH Institutes and Centers that collaborate with NCATS scientists.
Follow media coverage of NCATS' and its partners' translational research activities through national and local media outlets.
Check out news from NCATS grantees and partners whose research is supported through the Center’s programs, in-kind services and collaborations.
Media Contact
NCATS media inquiries are handled by the Center's communications team. For more information or to request an interview:
- Email the NCATS Communications Branch.
- Call the NCATS Information Officer at 301-435-0888.
Feature Stories
NCATS-supported scientists are engaged in cutting-edge translational research activities across the United States. Discover the behind-the-scenes work and Center support that made the latest advances possible.
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