NIH Rwandan Fellow Dr. Mugeni Uses Cost-Effective Approach in Diabetes Prediction
Each year, the NIMHD-NIDDK-Rwandan Health Program welcomes a physician from Rwanda who is committed to becoming a clinician scientist.
NIMHD Training and Diverse Workforce Development Feature Articles
Read about NIMHD-supported efforts to train and develop a diverse workforce for minority health and health disparities research.
Students Soak Up Science
There are few groups addressing the long-standing educational disparities and lack of recruitment that American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) face within the health care and biomedical workforce.
Second NIH Rwandan Fellow Works to Prevent Diabetes in Africa
Rwanda is among the world’s poorest countries and has been recovering from the 1994 genocide in which about 800,000 people, mostly of the Tutsi minority, were killed.
NIMHD Fellow Launick Saint-Fort Receives Fulbright Award
Launick Saint-Fort, NIMHD Intramural Research Fellow funded by the NIH Office of the Director, has received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program Award to Luxembourg.
NIMHD funds first NIH Rwandan research fellow, in new partnership with NIDDK
Dr. Utumatwishima is the first graduate of the National Institutes of Health’s Rwanda fellowship, which serves as a yearlong program geared towards training a Rwandan physician to become a clinician scientist.
A New NIH Experience Charted for the Next Generation of Minority Health and Health Disparities Researchers
"Imagine you are a 65-year-old woman who has hypertension and diabetes that have been poorly controlled due to your everyday life stressors," began Dr. Lisa A. Cooper, as the auditorium fell silent.
NIMHD Sponsors International Scholars at NIH Genetics and Genomics Summit
NIMHD sponsored two researchers from the Caribbean and Latin America to attend the first annual NIH-supported International Summit in Human Genetics and Genomics.
The National Native American Youth Initiative Visits NIH
For two days, students and staff representing the National Native American Youth Initiative (NNAYI) visited NIH to explore research and careers in biomedical science.
