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 December 23, 2021 What makes an mRNA vaccine so effective against severe COVID-19?Shots trigger exceptional antibody response by activating key helper immune cells.News Release December 22, 2021 The vaccines work against severe disease. Here’s why boosters are still a good ideaSource: NPR December 22, 2021 COVID cases are surging again. Is it safe to gather for the holidays?Source: St. Louis Public Radio December 21, 2021 Grants fund drug development for devastating tropical diseasesAim is better treatments for river blindness, intestinal worm infections.News Release December 20, 2021 Podcast: Facing another pandemic holiday seasonThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' features doctors who face exhaustion as they work in emergency rooms and ICUs again crowded with COVID-19 patients.Podcast, Show Me the Science December 20, 2021 New Alzheimer’s prevention trial in young peopleFocus on inherited Alzheimer’s up to 25 years before expected dementia onset.News Release December 20, 2021 $11.5 million commitment supports new Alzheimer’s prevention clinical trialMajor international initiative renamed in honor of Knight family.News Release December 19, 2021 Most Covid infections may soon be breakthroughs. Here’s what that means.Source: New York Times December 14, 2021 Cortex, WashU, SLU welcome Vir Biotechnology to regionSan Francisco-based immunology research company adds to St. Louis' growing bioscience community.Medical Campus & Community December 14, 2021 NIH research funding to School of Medicine continues explosive expansion in 2021Total grants from NIH reach $576 million this year, an all-time high and more than $200 million increase since 2016.Medical Campus & Community December 14, 2021 A rebel with a cause: As a mentor and a leader, this Black orthopedic surgeon fights to diversify his fieldSource: STAT News December 14, 2021 Racial equity in Alzheimer’s research focus of $7 million in grantsFunds to support diverse volunteer registry, study of social risk factors affecting Black people.News Release December 13, 2021 Military medical staff join hospital front lines in new collaborationSchool of Medicine, BJH program with Air Force medical professionals supports deployment readiness.Medical Campus & Community December 13, 2021 IpsiHand stroke-recovery device named product of year by science societyMultidisciplinary Washington University research led to device’s development.Medical Campus & Community December 10, 2021 For children, young adults with recurrent AML, immunotherapy shows promiseNatural killer cells could help young patients with few treatment options.News Release December 10, 2021 Asthma may reduce risk of brain tumors — but how?Mouse study IDs immune cells as link, points to potential therapeutic approaches.News Release December 9, 2021 School of Medicine to expand Lipstein BJC Institute of Health building6 floors will be added to the Medical Campus building, greatly expanding lab space.News Release December 9, 2021 Podcast: Omicron has arrivedThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' looks at the new, highly contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus, and how scientists are working to determine whether it evades vaccines and to identify strategies to stay safe.Podcast, Show Me the Science December 8, 2021 Majerus, Oh tapped to co-lead hematology divisionExperts in clinical operations and basic science to lead division.News Release December 7, 2021 Covey, Milbrandt, Moran named to National Academy of InventorsFaculty members honored for ‘highly prolific spirit of innovation'.News Release December 7, 2021 CDC initiative to combat antimicrobial resistance, infectious diseasesSchool of Medicine projects focus on superbugs commonly found in hospitalized patients in India, Pakistan.News Release December 6, 2021 Antipsychotic drugs may increase risk of breast cancerStudy focuses on role of the hormone prolactin.News Release December 6, 2021 $7.5 million redesign of CWE MetroLink Station completedProject funded by Washington University & BJC HealthCare.Medical Campus & Community December 6, 2021 The winter of complicated vaccination statusesSource: The Atlantic December 3, 2021 How COVID-19 harms the heartSource: National Geographic December 3, 2021 We’ll know more soon about Omicron. Here’s how to interpret the coming flood of dataSource: STAT News December 1, 2021 Pediatric society names Brozanski, Wambach as new membersLeaders in child health care chosen for American Pediatric Society membership.National Leaders December 1, 2021 Preparation for medical school’s accreditation process underwayKickoff event Nov. 18 launches preparations for LCME accreditation process.Medical Campus & Community December 1, 2021 Drug compound makes pancreatic cancer cells more vulnerable to chemoMouse studies show promise for potential new pancreatic cancer therapy.News Release December 1, 2021 A reason for optimism on Omicron: Our immune systems are not blank slatesSource: STAT News November 24, 2021 De Fer named director of Division of General MedicineLongtime mentor to students, residents has played myriad roles in medical education.News Release November 23, 2021 Infectious diseases organization honors 9 WashU physiciansChrisler, Durkin, Hsueh, Kwon, Spec, Budge, Escota, Woeltje, Philips elected fellows.National Leaders November 23, 2021 Prenatal, early-life influences on child brain development focus of new studyWashington University is national data coordinating site for child development study.News Release November 23, 2021 Ultrashort-pulse lasers kill bacterial superbugs, sporesTechnique likely safe for human cells; has potential for sterilizing wounds, blood products.News Release November 21, 2021 Construction perseveresCollaboration key to keeping neuroscience research building on time, on budget.Outlook Magazine, Video November 19, 2021 Washington University joins major NIH effort to advance health data science in AfricaSchool of Medicine faculty will lead initiative to train data scientists in Rwanda.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 26 27 28 29 30 … 124 Next ›
