If You See Something Amiss, Say Something

May 22, 2025

If you ever come across misconduct, whether it be harassment, fraud, grant scams, research misconduct, peer review violations, or foreign interference, please report it. 

You can find the appropriate contacts for various types of concerns on our Report a Concern page. 

(Or just click on the red Report a Concern button  located on various pages of the NIH Grants and Funding website). 

If you’re looking for other contacts at NIH, check out the Grants and Funding site Help page. 

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