March 4, 2026 Students’ cross-disciplinary collaboration addresses real-life needs Assistive Tech Make-a-Thon at WashU brings together OT and engineering students to enhance the lives of St. Louisans who have disabilities.Medical Campus & Community March 6, 2026 New compound stops common complications after intestinal surgeryLiver damage, weight loss after bowel resection prevented by drug, mouse study shows.News Release March 5, 2026 Enhanced brain cells clear away dementia-related proteinsNew cellular immunotherapy approach for Alzheimer’s disease shows promise in mice.News Release March 4, 2026 GLP-1 medications get at the heart of addiction: studyDiabetes and obesity drugs show promise in treating and preventing all substance use disorders.News Release March 4, 2026 Flu was again worse than covid this winter. Is that pattern here to stay?Source: The Washington Post March 2, 2026 American Society for Clinical Investigation honors Cao, MullenEarly-career physician-scientists recognized for research achievements.Medical Campus & Community, National Leaders February 26, 2026 New WashU Medicine program to train data specialists to solve real-world problemsMaster’s program in biomedical data science and AI offers part-time option and hands-on research experience.Medical Campus & Community February 26, 2026 App aids substance use recovery in vulnerable populationsuMAT-R helps adults with unstable housing reduce harmful drug use, improve mental health.News Release February 25, 2026 Surprising culprit leads to chronic rejection of transplanted lungs, heartsBlocked lymphatic drainage could play unappreciated role in organ rejection, point to possible treatments.News Release February 25, 2026 Study explains how ketogenic diets prevent seizuresNew findings in mice shed light on brain’s response to the keto diet, long known to help treat some patients with epilepsy.News Release February 25, 2026 6 in 10 women will develop heart disease or stroke by 2050, heart association projectsSource: STAT February 24, 2026 A risk factor for liver disease: your parent’s body weightStudy shows risk for common liver disorder starts much earlier in life than thought .News Release February 20, 2026 Rogers honored for clinical contributions to neurodevelopmentRecognized for research on brain development in premature babies, early markers of psychiatric risk in children.National Leaders February 19, 2026 New approach roughly predicts when Alzheimer’s symptoms beginSource: The Washington Post February 19, 2026 Drum Major Awards recognize faculty, staff and students at WashU MedicinePeer-nominated awards honor individuals who embody Martin Luther King Jr.’s work and words.Medical Campus & Community February 19, 2026 Blood test “clocks” predict when Alzheimer’s symptoms will startEstimating the onset of symptoms could speed development of preventive treatments.News Release February 18, 2026 Chahin, Rohatgi named Loeb Teaching FellowsProjects will focus on artificial intelligence for student feedback, augmented reality in classroom.Medical Campus & Community February 18, 2026 How ‘skull drains’ keep the brain safe from damage and pathogensSource: Nature February 18, 2026 $80 million supports research into exceptional longevityNIH funding continues study of extreme longevity in families, seeking genetic clues to healthy aging.News Release February 17, 2026 Ignite Interdisciplinary Grant awardees announcedProgram supports innovative, interdisciplinary research focused on public health across WashU.Medical Campus & Community February 16, 2026 $6.4 million supports studies of cardiac muscle function in heart failureTwo NIH grants fund research into troponin, a key protein involved in heart muscle contractions.News Release February 13, 2026 Who wrote the book on medicine? We did!WashU Medicine publishes 38th edition of acclaimed textbook.Medical Campus & Community February 10, 2026 Gulur named head of anesthesiologyNationally renowned pain specialist developed widely adopted care models for pain management.News Release February 9, 2026 Engineered immune cells help reduce toxic proteins in the brainStudy in mice points to a promising new approach for Alzheimer’s disease.News Release February 9, 2026 Untangling chronic pain: Inside WashU Medicine’s holistic approachSource: St. Louis Magazine February 6, 2026 Willers to lead Division of Academic Specialists in Obstetrics & GynecologyClinician recognized for patient-centered care, academic excellence.Medical Campus & Community February 6, 2026 How well a cancer treatment works may depend on the time of day you get itSource: CNN February 5, 2026 Method spots early signs of infection after breast cancer reconstructionRapid detection, treatment of infections could avoid complications, additional surgeries after mastectomy.News Release February 5, 2026 New pediatric mental health hospital aims to close critical care gap in St. LouisSource: St. Louis Magazine February 4, 2026 Scientists discover brain network that may cause Parkinson’s diseaseSource: Scientific American February 4, 2026 Brain network responsible for Parkinson’s disease identifiedPatients receiving treatments targeted to the network, rather than to nearby brain regions, experience larger improvements.News Release February 3, 2026 What’s the Easiest Way to Start Strength Training?Source: Time Magazine February 2, 2026 The secret signals our organs send to repair tissues and slow agingSource: New Scientist January 30, 2026 Nasal vaccine combats bird flu infection in rodentsStudy shows novel vaccine design and delivery protect against H5N1 variants.News Release January 29, 2026 Immunotherapy reduces plaque in arteries of miceHarnessing T cells could expand heart disease therapies beyond lowering cholesterol.News Release January 26, 2026 Positive Thinking Might Boost Your Immune System’s Responses to Vaccines, New Research SuggestsSource: Smithsonian Magazine January 23, 2026 Transformation continues on the Medical Campus — above and below the surfaceConstruction projects at Ellen S. 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