Topic: Pediatrics Department January 15, 2025 Fatal neurodegenerative disease in kids also affects the bowelGene therapy, in mice modeling Batten disease, found to slow symptoms, extend lifespan .News Release December 26, 2024 Giving healthy kids antibiotics saves lives. There’s a catch.In the News December 23, 2024 Washington People: Juliane Bubeck WardenburgPhysician-scientist brings empathy, compassion to families with children in critical care.Profiles, Washington People October 31, 2024 Researchers solve medical mystery of neurological symptoms in kidsStudy identifies genes that cause rare, undiagnosed brain malformations.News Release August 20, 2024 Cooper named inaugural French professorPhysician-scientist specializes in rare genetic immune disorders.News Release June 10, 2024 Physician-scientists receive Scholar-Innovator awardRecognized for innovative research with potential clinical impact.National Leaders April 16, 2024 Dickson, Khabele, Longmore elected to Association of American PhysiciansPhysicians honored for outstanding contributions to biomedical research.National Leaders April 4, 2024 Pruitt named director of academic pediatrics divisionRecognized for developing, leading growth of clinical programs.News Release February 14, 2024 American Society for Clinical Investigation honors physician-scientistsEarly-career scientists awarded for achievements in research .National Leaders January 25, 2024 Pediatric Heart Network names medical school a core site for heart disease researchWill team up with Children’s Hospital Colorado as part of network to improve pediatric heart health.News Release December 8, 2023 Kwon, Newland named to antibiotic resistance advisory councilWill advise leadership in office of secretary of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.National Leaders October 31, 2023 Cooper named director of pediatric rheumatology & immunology divisionRecognized for clinical care, research in immunodeficiency, immune dysregulation.News Release October 16, 2023 Hunstad named inaugural Strauss ProfessorPediatric infectious diseases specialist recognized for excellence in mentoring.News Release October 12, 2023 Baldridge receives Avenir Award for early-career scientistsGrant to support research on genetics of substance use disorders.National Leaders October 6, 2023 Brozanski installed as inaugural Gould professor of pediatric quality and safetyNeonatologist recognized for leading development of systemwide standards of care.News Release October 2, 2023 $8 million awarded to study root causes of brain cell death in fatal pediatric diseasesTeam science approach leverages expertise of researchers from diverse fields.News Release September 22, 2023 $5 million for research on immune responses to cancer-causing virus in immunocompromised kidsProblem common in organ transplant recipients.News Release September 6, 2023 Obituary: Stanley Paul Hmiel, MD, PhD, pediatric nephrologist, 64Was medical director of pediatric kidney transplant program.Obituaries August 25, 2023 Gill installed as inaugural Nash professor in pediatricsPhysician-scientist noted for research involving respiratory diseases in children.News Release July 26, 2023 Newland named inaugural Schnuck chair in pediatric infectious diseasesPediatrician noted for research involving COVID-19.News Release May 18, 2023 Research in mice offers clues for vaccinating against deadly bacteriaNew therapies urgently needed for antibiotic-resistant Klebsiella.News Release March 15, 2023 Medical Center Alumni Association welcomes new leaderHayes ready to strengthen communication with alumni and increase interactions between alumni and current students.Outlook Magazine, Profiles February 16, 2023 WashU research spurs changes to global guidelines for feeding malnourished kidsReformulation of therapeutic food boosts children’s brain development, IQ.News Release February 9, 2023 Disrupted flow of brain fluid may underlie neurodevelopmental disordersNew imaging technique reveals circulation patterns in developing brain.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 2 3 4 … 9 Next ›