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seqLens: Optimizing Language Models for Genomic Predictions
A new study from the Computational Biology Institute, published in Molecular Biology and Evolution, introduces seqLens, a framework for evaluating genomic language models. The research provides...
A proposed rule issued by OMB would authorize federal agency leadership to terminate federal funding at their sole discretion, effectively overriding merit review.
A long-term study of adults with prediabetes found that lifestyle intervention significantly reduced the risk of developing multiple chronic health conditions.
While the overall U.S. maternal mental health grade improved slightly from a C- to C, it received an “F” on new “parental support,” paid leave, and childcare measures.
Dr. Vichare will be leading the institute as Dr. Patricia (Polly) Pittman steps down to retire.
In comments filed on May 19th, a group of public health and administrative law scholars urged HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to reject a petition seeking to dramatically expand the scope of the...
From Foggy Bottom to National Public Health Leadership
Commencement speaker Dr. Joneigh Khaldun urged graduates to “be of use” in a challenging moment for public health.
REACHing Across Data, Disciplines, and Communities at the 2026 Climate and Health Research Day
On Friday, April 24th, the REACH Center, Redstone Global Center, and GW Alliance for a Sustainable Future, convened the 2026 Climate and Health Research Day, an energizing afternoon...
New Report: ACA Preventive Services Save Families Over $4,000 Annually in Out-of-Pocket Costs
New Report: ACA Preventive Services Save Families Over $4,000 Annually in Out-of-Pocket Costs
New Study Finds Urban Parks in Less Privileged Neighborhoods Are Smaller, Hotter and More Polluted
Disparities in park size, air quality, and heat exposure highlight unequal health benefits across U.S. cities.
