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In October, the NIH Clinical Center recognized a staff clinician, a physician's assistant and two administrators of the year.

Dr. Francis Collins, director of the NIH, congratulated 660 winners during the 2020 NIH Director's Awards for their contributions to NIH in 2019.

A Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) Halloween Charity Fair and Mask Contest was held virtually Oct. 29.

The 39th Annual Immunohematology & Blood Transfusion Symposium was held virtually Sept. 10.

In honor of the third anniversary of Discovery's First in Human documentary series (August 2017), CC News contacted the research teams who were featured on the program to ask "What has been discovered since Discovery?"

A brief mindfulness intervention appeared to reduce stress among health care professionals, according to results of a randomized clinical trial published in JAMA Network Open in August.

The annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey (FEVS), a key tool to measure Federal Government employees' perceptions about their work experiences, organizations, and leaders, will be available in September.

Researchers at the NIH have joined those across the nation and the world in the search for a better understanding of COVID-19 and the therapies that may be used to care for those diagnosed.

Since 1953 the NIH Clinical Center has been through a lot of change – building size, clinical trial designs, therapeutic approaches – but one aspect of clinical research has remained constant.

For more information on trials, or to learn about other available opportunities to participate in research studies.

The 2020 NIH Distinguished Clinical Teaching Award (DCTA) was awarded in a virtual presentation on June 10 to Dr. Charles Natanson, senior investigator and chief of the Anesthesia Section.

Foil the Flu, the annual seasonal influenza immunization program for NIH employees and contractors, will begin Sept. 28.

Researchers in the Clinical Center have facilitated more than 2,200 telehealth visits since April 2020 – enabling patients to see their care teams and allowing the research to continue.

What does cooking a Thanksgiving meal have to do with leading a healthcare organization?

In December 2019, Dr. Emily Chew, Deputy Clinical Director of the National Eye Institute took the stage at the Wednesday Afternoon Lecture Series (WALS) Astute Clinician Lecture, delivering a talk.