Clinical Center News
Diagnosis to treatment: three siblings from Sweden return to the Clinical Center
A family travels from Europe to the Clinical Center for an experimental treatment for their children.
Clinical Center launches new wellness initiative
The new program, called the Clinical Center Wellness Committee, seeks to elevate awareness of existing wellbeing opportunities and to leverage those programs more effectively.
Flu shots provided at NIH until Nov. 4
The NIH Clinical Center opened its annual Flu clinic for staff with off-campus locations listed at foiltheflu.nih.gov.
Hospital and NIH Blood Bank thankful for dedicated blood donors
Dedicated blood donors help ensure there are enough blood products to support patients receiving treatments at the hospital.
Gubbi honored as Distinguished Clinical Teacher
NIH Clinical Fellows select Dr. Sriram Gubbi for the 2022 Distinguished Clinical Teacher Award.
Levine visits NIH for briefing and Pride event
Admiral Rachel L. Levine visited the NIH Clinical Center in June.
Art project in the Clinical Center focuses on overdose crisis
An art project in the Clinical Center helps family members process loss.
Hospital staff share their experiences for Hispanic Heritage Month
Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 marks Hispanic Heritage Month, a celebration of the people and culture who contribute to the nation's cultural mosaic.
Clinical Center cGMP Sterility Lab is first of its kind in an academic hospital
The Department of Laboratory Medicine's Sterility Lab performs behind-the-scenes operations normally taken for granted at the NIH Clinical Center.
One month, many stories
Over the past twelve months, the rise in anti-Asian hate and xenophobia, combined with a global pandemic have made this Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month more important than ever.
Meeting the language needs of patients
To provide safe and patient-centered care, the Clinical Center provides access to language interpretation services.
Hospital unveils "Wellness on Wheels"
Bringing a little extra support to pediatric patients and their families while they receive treatment
Surgery nurses receive "TrueNorth" award
The NIH Clinical Center Perioperative Nursing staff were honored with a TrueNorth award by the Competency & Credentialing Institute.
"I felt like someone was looking out for me"
Often, it's the parents of children with rare and poorly understood conditions who become prime movers in helping advance research and treatments for their kids.
Updates from the Office of Patient Recruitment
Learn more about some clinical trials seeking participants.