Stories by: November 5, 2026 Q&A with Cynthia Rogers: Addressing the youth mental health crisisHow our clinical expertise, research and expanded access to care are improving the lives of children and their families.Medical Campus & Community November 5, 2026 Researchers establish best methods to measure genetic variation within the bodyQuantifying mutations that accumulate over time could give clues to diseases of aging, cancer development.News Release November 4, 2026 Serving those who served: WashU Medicine’s 80-year collaboration with Veterans Affairs St. LouisTogether, institutions shape veteran care, clinical discovery and the next generation of physicians..Medical Campus & Community November 4, 2026 Van Essen wins 2026 Ralph W. Gerard Prize in NeuroscienceWashU Medicine neuroscientist honored for pioneering work in mapping the cerebral cortex.National Leaders November 3, 2026 Cannabis involved in most substance-related emergency visits among teens, young adultsOlder adults more likely to have substance-related emergency visits involving alcohol, showing age differences in substance-related harm patterns.News Release November 2, 2026 The Surprising Risks of Quitting OzempicSource: National Geographic October 31, 2026 I’m a skeletal biology researcher. Here’s what you need to know about bone loss.Source: The Washington Post October 30, 2026 This bold new treatment may have just cracked how to reverse Alzheimer’sSource: BBC October 29, 2026 40-year mystery solved: Common gut virus infects bacteria, not human cellsStudy redefines picobirnaviruses as only the third known group of bacteria-infecting RNA viruses.News Release October 29, 2026 Why researchers may have found the biological culprit behind Angelman syndromeSource: Fierce BioTech October 29, 2026 New blood test can detect changes associated with Alzheimer’s diseaseSource: NPR October 28, 2026 High-risk pregnancy care reaches families closer to homeWashU Medicine specialists collaborate with local obstetricians to reduce travel, improve access for high-risk pregnancies.News Release October 27, 2026 What to know about cychlorphine, a drug more potent than fentanylSource: CNN October 27, 2026 Why Dangerous Fungi Are on the RiseSource: TIME Magazine October 24, 2026 Brain Stress Response is Key to Angelman Syndrome SymptomsSource: The Scientist October 21, 2026 What Alzheimer’s Blood Tests Can’t Tell You About Your Dementia RiskSource: National Geographic October 21, 2026 Build-up of common enzyme stunts brain growthMouse study of Angelman syndrome identifies potential opportunity to restore healthy neurodevelopment.News Release October 19, 2026 How Bad Is Another Case of Covid?Source: The New York Times October 15, 2026 Misra named chair of pediatricsNationally recognized pediatric endocrinologist pioneered research on bone density, metabolic disorders in young women.News Release October 15, 2026 $11 million grant to investigate why resident microbes go rogueWashU Medicine collaboration aims to uncover how gut bacteria turn dangerous.News Release October 15, 2026 Scientists may have the key to treating arthritis: Regrowing the kneeSource: The Washington Post October 14, 2026 Osteoarthritis therapy study advances with $17 million from ARPA-HFunding will support collaboration to move single-injection treatment to reverse joint damage into clinical trials.News Release October 14, 2026 Vaccinating moms protects offspring from deadly superbugMouse study advances efforts to shield infants from a leading cause of newborn deaths.News Release October 13, 2026 BJC HealthCare and WashU Medicine to open new Center for Advanced Medicine in Sunset Hills117,000-square-foot outpatient facility will offer full range of specialty and primary care, advanced diagnostic services .News Release Posts navigation 1 2 3 … 129 Next ›
