Stories by: April 3, 2015 Building cancer vaccines from tumor mutationsSource: NPR Science Friday April 3, 2015 Experimental melanoma vaccine shows early promiseSource: Health Day April 2, 2015 Malaria parasite lures mosquitoes with bait-and-switchSource: NPR Science Friday March 27, 2015 Elaine Mardis, PhDElected to the board of directors of the American Association for Cancer Research.National Leaders March 26, 2015 Here’s why drug-resistant bacteria could spread globallySource: Time March 25, 2015 Studying the effects of traumatic brain injury in war zonesEarly psychological symptoms may be a predictor of later disability in military personnel with mild concussions.School of Medicine March 25, 2015 Match Day 2015Medical students learned where they will go for their residency training at the annual Match Day ceremony.Photo Gallery March 25, 2015 Lemon-scented malariaSource: National Geographic March 24, 2015 Washington People: William Gillanders, MDA physician-scientist and avid cyclist, Gillanders keeps the wheels turning in the race against breast cancer by working to make vaccines a reality for those being treated for the disease.Washington People March 23, 2015 Patterson receives scientific achievement awardNational Leaders March 20, 2015 Urine test shows promise for early diagnosis of kidney cancerSource: Health Day March 12, 2015 Harder-to-abuse OxyContin doesn’t stop addictsSource: CBS News March 9, 2015 Cancer: The mysterious miracle cases inspiring doctorsSource: BBC March 2, 2015 Washington People: Melissa HopkinsAssistant vice chancellor juggles countless responsibilities at work and home but wouldn’t change a thing.Washington People March 2, 2015 Why a woman in her 30s decided to find out if she will get Alzheimer’sSource: People Magazine February 25, 2015 Researchers call for more study of anesthesia risks to young childrenSource: New York Times February 20, 2015 Bacterial DNA from mom may be inheritedSource: Washington Post February 18, 2015 Race & Ethnicity: Day One of Discovery and DialogueSeminar focuses the Washington University community on critical issues related to race and ethnicity.Medical Campus & Community, Photo Gallery, School of Medicine February 16, 2015 In image guided operating suites, surgeons see real-time MRI, CT scansSource: Wall Street Journal February 13, 2015 Geraghty chairs Society for Vascular Surgery committeeAppointed Outcomes & Technology Assessment Committee Chair.National Leaders February 11, 2015 Smoking’s toll on health is even worse than previously thought, a study findsSource: New York Times February 7, 2015 Art Show 2015Organized by the School of Medicine's Arts Commission, the Annual Art Show displays artwork created by students, faculty and staff at the medical school.Photo Gallery February 6, 2015 IUDs, hormonal implants may be effective beyond approved use, study findsSource: Fox News February 4, 2015 Common chemicals linked to early menopauseSource: Scientific American Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 99 100 101 102 103 … 110 Next ›
