NIH 25 Years Since Bethesda Opened Landmark Institute
The NIH marks 25 years since Franklin D Roosevelt dedicated the Bethesda facility, tracing from 1935 land gift by Luke J Wilson to a 310 acre complex. It hosts 10,000 staff, 1,500 with doctorates, over 1,400 research projects across nine institutes and four divisions with notable disease discoveries and the Public Health Service. Kentucky Wildcats finish ninth in the SEC with a 4-2 conference record.
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