November 9, 2025 Promising clinical trials in Alzheimer’s prevention Source: CBS News Sunday Morning August 4, 2025 Medical Mysteries: Woman who develops colorblindness, diabetes gets rare diagnosisSource: The Washington Post July 30, 2025 Immune ‘bouncers’ protect the brain from infectionMouse study uncovers mast cells’ role as gatekeepers against pathogens.News Release July 30, 2025 Halabi to lead Division of Nephrology, Hypertension & Apheresis in Department of PediatricsPhysician-scientist specializes in vascular physiology and children’s kidney disorders.Medical Campus & Community July 29, 2025 AI-based breast cancer risk technology receives FDA Breakthrough Device designationSoftware developed at WashU Medicine on accelerated path to approval.News Release July 25, 2025 WashU Medicine dean search committee appointedChancellor Andrew D. Martin has appointed a committee to begin the process of identifying the next dean of WashU Medicine.Medical Campus & Community July 24, 2025 One patient’s story inspired emergency room physician to develop Hospital to Housing programIn caring for unhoused patients, Randall Jotte, MD, brings more than medicine.Medical Campus & Community July 22, 2025 Obituary: Joseph T. Black, retired professor of neurology, 85Accomplished clinician generously shared wisdom with trainees, colleagues.Obituaries July 22, 2025 Transformative $15 million gift bolsters WashU Medicine’s physician-scientist training programMedical Scientist Training Program named in honor of P. Roy Vagelos.Medical Campus & Community, News Release July 15, 2025 4 physician-scientists named Dean’s ScholarsProgram supports outstanding MDs committed to careers as physician-scientists.Medical Campus & Community July 15, 2025 Ohman named director of the Division of Vascular SurgerySurgeon and researcher specializes in aortic disease, will be first director of new division.Medical Campus & Community July 15, 2025 Pinski essay recognized by Lasker FoundationWriter advocates for scientists to use podcasts as a tool in biomedical research, education.National Leaders July 14, 2025 WashU Medicine selected for Parkinson’s disease training programEdmond J. Safra Fellowship to fund training of movement disorder specialist in the Department of Neurology.Medical Campus & Community, National Leaders July 10, 2025 Hepatitis C treatment is not reaching some at-risk populationsTwo studies show disparities in access for children, recently pregnant women .News Release July 10, 2025 What long covid can teach us about future pandemicsSource: The Washington Post July 3, 2025 Obituary: Arthur L. Prensky, professor emeritus of neurology, 94Pediatric neurologist was world authority in metabolic disorders, headache and brain abnormalities.Obituaries July 1, 2025 Yoo, Sun recognized for developing novel method to study aged neuronsMorby Prize from Cure Alzheimer’s Fund honors groundbreaking Alzheimer’s research.National Leaders June 28, 2025 Three Siblings, One Fatal Gene: A Family’s Fight Against Early-Onset Alzheimer’sSource: The Wall Street Journal June 27, 2025 Early intervention changes trajectory for depressed preschoolersSeveral months of parent-child therapy program yields positive effects for years, study finds.News Release June 26, 2025 Region’s first patient receives sickle cell gene therapyNebraska patient seeks cure for devastating disease from WashU Medicine pediatric specialists at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.News Release, Video June 25, 2025 Saintilnord, Reynolds named exceptional early-career research fellowsWashU Medicine postdoctoral researchers have been named Jane Coffin Childs Fellows.Medical Campus & Community, National Leaders June 24, 2025 Stitziel named scholar-innovatorCardiologist receives Harrington Discovery Institute award to support the development of breakthrough treatments for heart disease.Medical Campus & Community, National Leaders June 24, 2025 Strategy to prevent age-related macular degeneration identifiedFixing problems in cholesterol metabolism could stave off a leading cause of blindness, according to new research in mice, human plasma samples.News Release June 23, 2025 Do Regular Facials Actually Improve Your Skin?Source: The New York Times June 23, 2025 AI-based brain-mapping software receives FDA market authorizationTechnology developed at WashU Medicine locates sensitive areas to enhance precision neurosurgery.News Release June 20, 2025 Garcia named Fulbright ScholarLeader in biochemistry will travel to Brazil to teach and develop research collaborations.Medical Campus & Community, National Leaders June 19, 2025 Di Paola recognized as outstanding mentor in hematologyPediatric blood disorders expert honored by American Society of Hematology.National Leaders June 19, 2025 Kaneko to lead Division of Cardiothoracic SurgeryClinical innovator has developed new devices and techniques for heart valve surgeries.Medical Campus & Community June 13, 2025 Chamessian named Rita Allen Foundation ScholarPain researcher receives grant for early-career scientists.National Leaders June 13, 2025 $12 million grant funds studies of role of genes in autism, similar diagnosesBank of specialized mouse models will deepen understanding of neurodevelopmental, psychiatric conditions.News Release June 10, 2025 Phillips-Cremins named BJC investigatorRenowned geneticist studies how 3D structure of the genome affects brain function, formation of long-term memories.National Leaders, News Release June 8, 2025 Celebrity breast cancer announcements highlight rising rates in young womenSource: NBC News June 6, 2025 Apte honored for contributions to vision sciencePyron Award funds research into vitreoretinal disease.National Leaders June 5, 2025 Solidarity amid tragedyCentennial Christian Church, a close community partner with WashU Medicine, plans to rebuild after a devastating tornado on May 16.Medical Campus & Community June 4, 2025 Why UTIs Are Getting So Much Harder to TreatSource: The Cut June 3, 2025 Is Going to the Bathroom ‘Just in Case’ Bad for You?Source: The New York Times June 1, 2025 Exercise Extends Life for People With Cancer, Study ShowsSource: The New York Times Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 2 3 4 5 … 122 Next ›
