If you need to set up the Microsoft Authenticator app, instructions on how to register your iOS device are here and your Android device are here. If you can't remember your NIH password, you can reset it at.

You may be prompted to enter your PIV card information (computers) or log in to the Microsoft Authenticator app (computers and devices) through the NIH iTrust page.

Click “Borrow” or “Place a Hold” on the item you want to check out.

If you need to set up the Microsoft Authenticator app, instructions on how to register your iOS device are here and your Android device are here.

If you can't remember your NIH password, you can reset it at.

Using the Microsoft Authenticator app option, sign in using your NIH username and password and approve the sign in request.

Search for and select 'National Institutes of Health Library' and select 'Sign in with my card'.

The initial screen asks you if you have a library card.

Once installed, open the Libby app on your device.

Go to for information on how to find the app and get started.

Visit your device’s app store to locate the “Libby” app and install it on your device.

Browse the collection or search for your next great read through the OverDrive interface.

OverDrive and Libby can be used on government or personal equipment. PLEASE NOTE: You will need your NIH PIV card (computers) or NIH username and password AND the Microsoft Authenticator app (computers or devices) to download and use the content. You can check out items, read or listen to them on your device or computer, place holds, and even recommend new content. Visit to view the titles that are available through the NIH Library. This service is compatible with all computers, smart phones, tablets, and eReaders.

You can even download content for offline usage. Borrow popular science eBooks and audiobooks through OverDrive to read on your computer, mobile device, or Kindle.

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