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The 20 pages that link to National Institutes of Health, each with the reason it gives.

• National Science FoundationCompared with: Unlike NSF's broad disciplinary remit, NIH concentrates on health and biomedicine.

• MarylandBroader topic: Its main campus in Bethesda anchors a major research and health-sciences presence in Maryland.

• Centers for Disease Control and PreventionCompared with: NIH centers on biomedical research, while the CDC emphasizes population health and disease control.

• Rockefeller Institute for Medical ResearchCompared with: The NIH represents a large public counterpart to Rockefeller's privately endowed research model.

• Anthony FauciNarrower topic: Fauci joined the NIH’s clinical research workforce before becoming director of NIAID.

• Insect repellentsRelated: NIH researchers helped evaluate candidate repellents during the postwar development of DEET.

• Arthur KornbergRelated: Kornberg trained and began his research career at the NIH after military service.

• Science—The Endless FrontierRelated: The report advocated federal support for medical research, a mission later advanced through NIH expansion.

• Francis CollinsNarrower topic: Collins directed this agency, which funds research and operates federal laboratories.

• Harvey J. AlterNarrower topic: Alter conducted much of his hepatitis research at the NIH’s Clinical Center.

• Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Related: The NIH is a major research agency within Kennedy's department.

• Robert LefkowitzRelated: Lefkowitz began his research career there as a clinical associate.

• Andrew FireRelated: Fire later pursued research and leadership roles within this biomedical research system.

• Baruch Samuel BlumbergRelated: At the NIH, Blumberg began comparing blood samples across populations.

• Christian B. AnfinsenRelated: Anfinsen spent much of his career conducting research at the NIH.

• Havana syndromeRelated: NIH studies assessed reported symptoms and found no consistent evidence of brain injury in the groups examined.

• Marshall Warren NirenbergRelated: Nirenberg carried out his genetic-code research at the NIH in Bethesda.

• C. Everett KoopRelated: Koop worked with federal research institutions while advocating a stronger AIDS response.

• Gregor PiatigorskyNarrower topic: The National Eye Institute, where Piatigorsky led a laboratory, is part of the NIH.

• Mark R. HughesRelated: Hughes conducted influential genetics research within the NIH research community.