October 23, 2024 White Coat Ceremony marks beginning of medical training 124 students receive white coats, recite class oath.Medical Campus & Community October 7, 2021 $12.2 million to fund new Conte Center to study neurosteroidsComplements efforts of Taylor Family Institute to develop treatments for psychiatric illness.News Release October 6, 2021 Pediatric COVID-19 vaccine trial underwayWashington University part of national Moderna study.News Release, Video October 6, 2021 Exercise may help to ease ‘chemo brain’Source: New York Times October 5, 2021 $35 million to support study of sleep disorder linked to neurodegenerationInternational team seeks hidden signs of brain damage in REM behavior disorder.News Release October 5, 2021 NIH awards 4 medical school scientists prestigious ‘high-risk, high-reward’ grantsRichards, Laidlaw, Orvedahl, Shmuylovich chosen for their innovative research projects.News Release September 30, 2021 Blood marker could help ID those at risk of debilitating peripheral artery diseaseCould also lead to earlier diagnosis, improved therapies for cardiovascular disease.News Release September 30, 2021 Most cases of never-smokers’ lung cancer treatable with mutation-targeting drugsAvailable, FDA-approved drugs may be effective in targeting about 80% of never-smokers’ lung tumors.News Release September 30, 2021 Construction of neuroscience building perseveres despite pandemicCollaboration key to keeping project on time, on budget.Medical Campus & Community, Video September 30, 2021 Podcast: Boosters? Vaccines for kids? Where do we stand heading toward winter?This episode of 'Show Me the Science' focuses on where we are and where we're headed with COVID-19, from the perspective of 2 top experts in infectious diseases.Podcast, Show Me the Science September 29, 2021 BJC HealthCare to begin construction on new tower at Barnes-Jewish Hospital 16-story inpatient tower will be on site of former Queeny Tower.Medical Campus & Community September 24, 2021 Radiation therapy reprograms heart muscle cells to younger stateRadiotherapy repairs irregular rhythms in those with life-threatening heart arrhythmia.News Release September 23, 2021 Deadly virus’s pathway to infect cells identifiedMosquito-borne Rift Valley fever virus slips into cells via protein linked to cholesterol metabolism.News Release September 22, 2021 Lenschow named Pew Innovation Fund InvestigatorWill study how chikungunya virus causes chronic disease.National Leaders September 17, 2021 Podcast: Shutdowns in COVID-19’s early days helped St. Louis area avoid thousands of deathsThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' highlights how stay-at-home orders changed the initial trajectory of the pandemic .Podcast, Show Me the Science September 16, 2021 Time until dementia symptoms appear can be estimated via brain scanAlzheimer’s dementia predicted by brain amyloid levels, age.News Release September 15, 2021 Schneider named leader of new rhinology divisionNew division in otolaryngology-head & neck surgery to focus on disorders of nose, sinuses, anterior base of skull .News Release September 13, 2021 Gordon receives Balzan PrizeInternational foundation honors work on gut microbiome research.News Release September 10, 2021 Obituary: Allen Sclaroff, professor of clinical otolaryngology, 75Oral surgeon dedicated to patient care, graduate education over 40-year career.Obituaries September 9, 2021 $7 million to support research into how human genome worksProject will shed light on how variations in DNA affect health, disease.News Release September 7, 2021 COVID-19 boosters are coming but who will get them and when?Source: Associated Press September 3, 2021 Woodard named outstanding researcher by radiology societyRecognized for accomplishments in cardiovascular imaging.National Leaders September 2, 2021 Rockwell-Hopkins named associate vice chancellor for operations, facilitiesLeading more than $1 billion in construction projects, among other duties .News Release September 2, 2021 The debate over Covid-19 vaccine boosters, what to call them, and whether they’re neededSource: STAT News September 1, 2021 Rheumatoid arthritis treated with implanted cells that release drugIn mouse study, rewired cells automatically release biologic drug in response to inflammation.News Release September 1, 2021 COVID-19 transmission at school rare for children with disabilitiesWeekly saliva tests contributed to low rates during previous school year.News Release September 1, 2021 Early COVID-19 shutdowns helped St. Louis area avoid thousands of deathsDelays in implementing public health orders likely would have resulted in many more hospitalizations, deaths.News Release September 1, 2021 COVID-19 long-haulers at risk of developing kidney damage, diseaseAttention to kidneys important part of post-COVID-19 care.News Release September 1, 2021 Another hidden Covid risk: Lingering kidney problemsSource: New York Times August 31, 2021 Podcast: Vaccines and COVID-19 infection generate protective antibodies, even against deltaThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' focuses on the work of scientist Ali Ellebedy, who has published several papers about the immune response to vaccines and COVID-19 infection.Podcast, Show Me the Science August 31, 2021 Liquid biopsies may aid diagnosis, treatment of bladder, nerve tumorsBlood, urine biopsies could pave way for more personalized cancer therapy.News Release August 31, 2021 Fall-prevention program can help reduce harmful in-home falls by nearly 40%Community-based program helps older adults make safety-focused modifications to their homes.News Release August 31, 2021 Immunity to COVID-19 could last longer than you’d thinkSource: NPR Morning Edition August 30, 2021 COVID-19 vaccine elicits antibodies in 90% taking immunosuppressantsHowever, people treated for autoimmune conditions produce weaker responses than healthy people.News Release August 30, 2021 Cardiac arrest? Someday, drones may come to save youSource: U.S. News & World Report August 26, 2021 How to lose weight in midlife: The role of snacks, spouses and sleepSource: NBC News Today Show August 26, 2021 New Missouri sites announced for infusion treatmentsSource: Associated Press Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 20 21 22 23 24 … 116 Next ›
