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January 6, 2015
Healthy obesity: Not a fantasy (but rare and elusive)
Source: Los Angeles Times
December 31, 2014
Hepatitis C infection isn’t related to HIV brain woes: Study
Source: Health Day
December 29, 2014
In a new approach to fighting disease, helpful genetic mutations are sought
Source: New York Times
December 29, 2014
Want to reduce teen pregnancy and abortion? Start with long-term birth control.
Source: The Washington Post
December 24, 2014
You asked: What’s the healthiest sweetener
Source: Time
December 23, 2014
How to avoid putting on weight this Christmas
Source: GQ Magazine
December 23, 2014
At Christmas, I am grateful for good leadership
Source: Huffington Post
December 16, 2014
Researchers define viral link to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Research is uncovering a link between common viral infections and certain forms of lung disease, leading to potential therapies.
Innovate Magazines
December 12, 2014
Malignant brain tumor care advances with greater precision and customization
New treatments and techniques are improving outcomes for patients with malignant brain tumors.
Innovate Magazines
December 10, 2014
Distinguished Service Teaching Awards 2014
Each year, medical students express appreciation for their teachers' efforts by selecting those who distinguished themselves most in educating students.
Photo Gallery
December 10, 2014
Going the distance after cancer
Joan Twillman has competed, led kayaking excursions and even ziplined, all while undergoing reconstructive treatment following breast cancer.
Outlook Magazine
December 10, 2014
Laughing all the way…out of depression
Source: Los Angeles Times
December 10, 2014
Gene therapy delivery method successfully targets tumor blood vessels
Cancer researchers have developed a gene-delivery method that targets tumor blood vessels and could slow tumors’ growth or make them more susceptible to chemotherapy and radiation.
Innovate Magazines
December 8, 2014
Washington People: Sally Schwarz
The nuclear pharmacist with a flair for design is working to keep Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology at the forefront of research and patient care.
Washington People
December 4, 2014
Tricyclic antidepressants evaluated in patients with inflammatory bowel disease
A new study shows tricyclic antidepressants may improve symptoms of patients with Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Innovate Magazines
December 4, 2014
Uncovering molecular pathways of urinary obstruction
Research at Washington University School of Medicine is clarifying the underlying causes of urinary obstruction with the goal of discovering new drug targets and treatments.
Innovate Magazines
December 1, 2014
Breast cancer vaccine shows promise in slowing progress
Source: TIme
November 26, 2014
Panel rejects sternest F.D.A. warning for steroid shots
Source: New York Times
November 25, 2014
If you keep texting, your head will fall off
Source: The Atlantic
November 25, 2014
Muscle relaxant may treat rare form of diabetes, scientists find
Source: Fox News
November 21, 2014
Computer model to predict post-surgical complications
A new computer model may predict which lung surgery patients are more likely to develop complications after surgery. A care team could then intervene early to try to avoid intubating or sending the patient back to the ICU.
Innovate Magazines
November 21, 2014
Lung perfusion technology may increase the donor pool
Washington University surgeons are testing a new way of preserving lungs in hopes of increasing numbers of acceptable donors.
Innovate Magazines
November 20, 2014
National data analysis clarifies best approaches to lung cancer treatment
A Washington University thoracic surgeon at Barnes-Jewish Hospital is examining national data sets to determine which lung cancer treatments lead to the best patient outcomes at various stages of the disease. These studies may help shape lung cancer treatment nationwide.
Innovate Magazines
November 20, 2014
Lung transplantation: Bench science pursues solutions for long-term survival
Research at Washington University School of Medicine is helping to improve the survival of patients who receive lung transplants.
Innovate Magazines