March 25, 2026 Medical students hold their next steps in the palm of their hands on Match Day 2026 At annual celebration, WashU Medicine graduating class learns where they will train as residents.Medical Campus & Community, Video November 19, 2020 Young people with disabilities focus of COVID-19 testing grant$5 million grant to fund saliva tests for students, teachers, staff in schools operated by Special School District of St. Louis County.News Release November 19, 2020 Chaudhuri receives V Scholar AwardWill fund patient-focused cancer research.National Leaders November 19, 2020 Clinical trial to evaluate sepsis treatment in childrenTrial will enroll patients with life-threatening condition.News Release November 18, 2020 Luby honored for advancing understanding of brain, behavior disordersAwarded Ruane Prize for Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Research.National Leaders November 18, 2020 Lethal brain infections in mice thwarted by decoy moleculeDiscovery of receptor, generation of decoy could help contain outbreaks of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus.News Release November 17, 2020 Podcast: Preparing for winter and the holidays under the shadow of COVID-19This episode of 'Show Me the Science' reports on how to try to stay safe during the holiday season as COVID-19 cases spike around the country.Podcast, Show Me the Science November 16, 2020 Moderna Covid vaccine shows nearly 95% protectionSource: BBC November 16, 2020 Scientists discover a link between lack of deep sleep and Alzheimer’s diseaseSource: NPR/All Things Considered November 13, 2020 Obituary: Karen Seibert, executive director of pharmacology center, 61Respected researcher, leader, pharmacology expert held several positions over her career.Obituaries November 13, 2020 Study: Respiratory failure in COVID-19 usually not driven by cytokine stormFindings indicate anti-inflammatory drugs likely to benefit only a fraction of people with severe disease.News Release November 12, 2020 Teens in Covid isolation: ‘I felt like I was suffocating’Source: New York Times November 12, 2020 When will Covid be defeated? You’ll need patience: Coronavirus Q&ASource: Bloomberg November 12, 2020 Washington University scholars ruminate on race, COVID-19 and police brutalitySchool of Medicine's Will Ross examines racial inequities in medical treatment that have long tarnished American history.Medical Campus & Community November 12, 2020 Fluvoxamine may prevent serious illness in COVID-19 patientsAntidepressant drug repurposed for patients with coronavirus infection.News Release November 10, 2020 Can a nose-full of chicken antibodies ward off coronavirus infections?Source: Science November 10, 2020 Developmental disabilities heighten risk of Covid deathSource: New York Times November 10, 2020 Making cancer cells more susceptible to dyingFindings could aid anti-tumor drug development.News Release November 9, 2020 Pfizer vaccine results leave questions about safety, longevitySource: Bloomberg November 9, 2020 Gutmann receives Neuro-oncology Scientific AwardRecognized for study of pediatric brain tumors.National Leaders November 6, 2020 F.D.A. panel declines to endorse controversial Alzheimer’s drugSource: New York Times November 5, 2020 Siegel receives honor from American College of RadiologyRecognized for helping develop PET imaging as clinical and research tool.National Leaders November 4, 2020 Improving emergency care for people with dementia is focus of new grantWashington University among 4 institutions to share total of $7.5 million from NIH to study, improve care in emergency departments.News Release November 4, 2020 Lewis receives national award for volunteerismRetired psychiatrist participates in, promotes diversity in Alzheimer’s clinical trials.National Leaders November 3, 2020 Cornea appears to resist infection from novel coronavirusOther viruses, such as Zika and herpes simplex, replicate in corneal tissue.News Release November 2, 2020 New insight into how brain neurons influence choicesEffort could aid study of addiction, eating disorders, other neuropsychiatric conditions that involve faulty decision-making.News Release November 2, 2020 China’s race for Covid-19 vaccine raises safety questionsSource: Bloomberg October 30, 2020 Washington University begins recruiting participants for phase 3 COVID-19 investigational vaccine clinical trialNews Release October 22, 2020 Alzheimer’s in adults with Down syndrome focus of multicenter NIH grantAs part of grant totaling more than $100 million, Washington University to lead research sections on Alzheimer’s development, genetics.News Release October 22, 2020 Podcast: Preventing COVID-19 among unhoused peopleThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' reports on the efforts of infectious diseases specialists and social work researchers to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks among people who are without adequate housing.Podcast, Show Me the Science October 21, 2020 Uncovering genetic roots of marijuana use disorderAs more states enact laws legalizing pot, addiction problems may increase.News Release October 20, 2020 Morris receives stem cell foundation investigator awardDevelopmental biologist recognized for research into cell fate.National Leaders October 20, 2020 Startup company founded by Washington University scientists acquired by Eli LillyDrugmaker purchases Disarm Therapeutics to develop treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.Medical Campus & Community October 19, 2020 Barch, Bateman elected to National Academy of MedicineResearch into psychological disorders, Alzheimer’s disease earned the two one of the most prestigious honors in health, medical field.National Leaders October 19, 2020 The pandemic is rewriting the rules of science. But at what cost?Source: Washington Post October 16, 2020 Immune modulator drugs for COVID-19 focus of major NIH clinical trialPhase 3 trial involves hospitalized patients with moderate to severe disease.News Release October 15, 2020 Neuroscientist Ponce named a 2020 Packard fellowOne of only 20 nationwide to achieve this honor.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 37 38 39 40 41 … 124 Next ›
