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February 3, 2016

Archived: The Importance of Your Input

This is the 500th Feedback Loop post. We’ve made numerous changes since the blog launched in 2009, but one of the things that’s stayed the same is the importance of your input. Your responses to our posts have given us valuable information and insights on our policies and plans. They've also helped us identify topics that interest you or that we could clarify. If there’s a topic you’d like us to write about—or if you have any other feedback for us—please leave your suggestions in the comment section below or email me.

About the Author

Emily Carlson

Before transferring to the NIH Office of the Director in October 2017, Emily oversaw the <em>Feedback Loop</em> and other efforts to inform and engage different audiences on NIGMS' goals, activities, and results.