The IOM is conducting a study on sports-related concussions in youth from elementary school through young adulthood, including military personnel and their dependents.

Although epilepsy is one of the nation’s most common neurological disorders, public understanding of it is limited. This IOM report examines the public health dimensions of the epilepsies.

This report offers recommendations aimed at assisting CIRM as it develops its plans to realize the clinical benefits of regenerative medicine and to build a sustainable platform that takes greatest advantage of its many achievements.

This IOM report points out that emerging tools like computing power, connectivity, team-based care, and systems engineering can support the transition to a continuously learning health system.

Globalization challenges the FDA’s ability to assure product safety in the U.S. This IOM report identifies gaps in food and medical regulatory systems and proposes strategies to improve safety.

Implementing a life cycle approach to drug safety oversight could allow the FDA to better anticipate post-approval research needs and improve drug safety for all Americans.