Topic: Medicine / John T. Milliken Department December 13, 2017 A ‘game changer’ for patients with irregular heart rhythmSource: New York Times December 11, 2017 WashU research spurs new WHO guidelines for disabling tropical diseaseTriple-drug treatment effective against lymphatic filariasis.News Release December 7, 2017 Undaunted explorerTimothy Ley and his team were the first to sequence a cancer genome in 2008. They're still searching for cures nonstop.Source: Washington Magazine December 1, 2017 Obituary: John A. Pierce, former director of pulmonary and critical care, 92Physician-scientist was division's founding director.Obituaries November 20, 2017 Seven faculty named 2017 AAAS fellowsCaparon, Colditz, Cooper, Diamond, Dutcher, Eberlein and Gross honored.News Release November 17, 2017 Medical school physicians, staff aid hurricane victimsLiang, Char, Keeperman, Fehr, Davisson help in response to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria.Medical Campus & Community November 3, 2017 Kwon joins board of American Osteopathic AssociationPhysician to represent early-career osteopathic physicians in national group.National Leaders October 26, 2017 Key malaria parasite findings could lead to new treatmentsResistance to malaria drugs is a growing problem.News Release October 16, 2017 Morris, Humphreys receive Chan Zuckerberg Initiative fundingResearch supports international Human Cell Atlas project.Medical Campus & Community September 26, 2017 Genetic testing helps set safe dose of common blood thinnerWarfarin safety improves when key genes considered.News Release September 25, 2017 Antibody protects against both Zika and dengue, mouse study showsTreating pregnant women before infection may protect fetuses from Zika.News Release September 21, 2017 Breathing dirty air may harm kidneysHealth risks go up as air quality goes down.News Release September 19, 2017 Scientists find way to convert bad body fat into good fatPotential for treating obesity identified in mice.News Release September 11, 2017 Does improving cardiovascular health reduce risk of dementia?People at risk for Alzheimer’s sought for study.News Release September 5, 2017 Zika virus kills brain cancer stem cellsVirus potentially could be used to treat deadly disease.News Release August 10, 2017 Alzheimer’s risk linked to energy shortage in brain’s immune cellsEnergizing the cells in mice limits damage to neurons.News Release August 3, 2017 Protein-rich diet may help soothe inflamed gutMice fed tryptophan develop immune cells that foster a tolerant gut.News Release July 28, 2017 Obituary: Denise Thomas, medical assistant and student, 52Thomas was to finish work toward bachelor’s degree in the fall.Obituaries July 24, 2017 New group supports LGBTQ community at medical schoolGroup focusing on networking, mentorship, education, patient care.Medical Campus & Community July 20, 2017 Klein named vice provost and associate dean for graduate educationPhysician-scientist to lead Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences.News Release July 13, 2017 Vaccines protect fetuses from Zika infection, mouse study showsMothers vaccinated prior to pregnancy bore young with no sign of virus.News Release July 10, 2017 Type 1 diabetes risk linked to intestinal virusesOne virus may protect against disease, others may increase risk.News Release July 3, 2017 Popular heartburn drugs linked to higher death riskRisk increases the longer the drugs are used .News Release June 30, 2017 New clues found to common respiratory virusDiscovery provides potential target for vaccines, treatments.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 14 15 16 17 18 Next ›