Topic: Uncategorized June 10, 2013 Immune cells contribute to macular degenerationNew research shows immune cells in mice may damage or protect against age-related macular degeneration, depending on the cells’ age.Innovate Magazines May 15, 2013 Catherine Appleton, MDThe physician discusses her work as a breast cancer radiologist and how her patients, family and mentors have influenced her career.Washington People April 9, 2013 Exploring the brain-gut connectionWashington University gastroenterologists are studying how the brain and gut interact and may be linked to bowel issues.Innovate Magazines April 8, 2013 Collaborative care benefits stroke patientsWashington University, Barnes-Jewish Hospital and The Rehabilitation Institute have formed the Brain Recovery Core to improve stroke rehabilitation.Innovate Magazines April 5, 2013 Researchers study how gut microbes influence healthResearchers at Washington University are trying to understand the relationship between our gut microbes and human health and disease.Innovate Magazines April 5, 2013 Bronchial thermoplasty: a promising option for severe asthmaWashington University School of Medicine has several studies underway to test a new technology for the treatment of asthma.Innovate Magazines April 2, 2013 Same immune cell missteps occur in high cholesterol and macular degenerationNew research raises the intriguing possibility that drugs prescribed to lower cholesterol may be effective against age-related macular degeneration.Innovate Magazines March 29, 2013 Environmental chemicals linked to early menopauseNew findings show certain environmental chemicals are associated with early onset of menopause.Innovate Magazines March 28, 2013 New studies focus on pushing during laborNew research examines labor management, including when to push, during delivery.Innovate Magazines March 27, 2013 Training programs strengthen physicians’ clinical research expertiseWashington University School of Medicine offers physicians the opportunity to participate in clinical research and outcomes training programs.Innovate Magazines March 15, 2013 Match Day 2013120 soon-to-be physicians from the MD Class of 2013 learned their match for residency after graduation. Students matched in hospitals all over the country and as far away as Hawaii.Photo Gallery March 12, 2013 Photos encourage cancer screeningsHosted by the Elimination of Cancer Disparities program at Siteman, the Photovoice project invited participants to share images that highlight the importance of cancer screening.Photo Gallery March 8, 2013 New multiple sclerosis therapies help scientists understand roots of the diseaseWashington University neurologists are working on finding new therapies to help patients with multiple sclerosis (MS).Innovate Magazines March 8, 2013 The role of ventricular assist devices expandingA multi-center trial will help determine if devices that assist the heart could help patients with heart failure more than standard therapies.Innovate Magazines March 1, 2013 Douglas Berg, PhDThe soon-to-be professor emeritus of molecular microbiology shares infectious enthusiasm for science across disciplines.Washington People March 1, 2013 New study monitors abdominal aortic aneurysms growthA national trial is evaluating an antibiotic as a non-surgical method to control the growth of aneurysms, or enlargements, of the abdominal aortic artery.Innovate Magazines March 1, 2013 Abdominal aortic aneurysms: New study tests medicine to prevent surgeryA national trial is evaluating an antibiotic as a non-surgical method to control the growth of aneurysms, or enlargements, of the abdominal aortic artery.Innovate Magazines February 28, 2013 Stroke patients benefit from carmaker’s efficiencyWashington University researchers are using car factory efficiency and productivity processes to improve stroke treatment at Barnes-Jewish Hospital.Innovate Magazines February 28, 2013 Advances in brain tumor therapies offer speedier recoveriesDoctors and researchers are collaborating on the development of new advances in brain tumor therapies.Innovate Magazines February 15, 2013 New device offers advance in brain aneurysm treatmentWashington University physicians are using a new device that helps heal difficult-to-treat aneurysms with lower radiation exposure.Innovate Magazines February 15, 2013 Genomic profilingWashington University doctors are developing cancer treatment plans that include one of the first genetic tests to identify key changes in patients’ tumors.Innovate Magazines January 30, 2013 Saving young livesTwo studies conducted in Malawi are reshaping what we know about the root causes of malnutrition.School of Medicine January 9, 2013 Third Siteman satellite location opens in South CountySiteman Cancer Center opens a 37,000-square foot South County outpatient office at Interstate 55 and Butler Hill Road to provide service to cancer patients.Innovate Magazines November 26, 2012 Multifaceted approach to respiratory diseasePhysician-scientists at Washington University School of Medicine are seeking better treatments for patients with respiratory diseases.Innovate Magazines Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 38 39 40 41 42 Next ›
