October 23, 2024 White Coat Ceremony marks beginning of medical training 124 students receive white coats, recite class oath.Medical Campus & Community August 14, 2019 Hallahan named a National Academy of Inventors senior memberRadiation oncologist recognized for success in producing technologies that impact society.National Leaders August 14, 2019 Genes linked to Alzheimer’s risk, resilience ID’dGenes in the brain’s immune cells may point to strategy to protect against the disease.News Release August 13, 2019 Washington People: Andrea Wang-GillamOncologist aims to improve outcomes for patients with pancreatic cancer.Washington People August 12, 2019 Gut makeup could make diarrhea less likelyMolecular signature of a diarrhea-resistant gut found.News Release August 6, 2019 Colditz appointed to NIH councilGroup advises director on research, public health.National Leaders August 1, 2019 A blood test for Alzheimer’s? It’s coming, scientists reportSource: New York Times August 1, 2019 Blood test is highly accurate at identifying Alzheimer’s before symptoms ariseWhen combined with age and genetic risk factor, test is 94% accurate.News Release August 1, 2019 Siteman Cancer Center awarded $7.8 million to expand clinical trials accessWashington University physicians to play leadership role in designing innovative NCI network trials.News Release July 31, 2019 How bullets go deepIn a recent TEDx talk, Dr. Punch shifts the gun violence conversation from politics to the operating room.Medical Campus & Community, Video July 31, 2019 Finnish people’s unique genetic makeup offers clues to diseaseStudy of Finns, with their similar DNA, gives new hints to cardiovascular, metabolic disease risk.News Release July 31, 2019 Goal-oriented rehab improves recovery in older adultsPatient-centered physical, occupational therapy improves function.News Release July 30, 2019 Half-century of research illuminates how cells work in health, diseaseKornfeld reflects on knowledge gained from longest running NCI grant.News Release July 29, 2019 Extending human lifeTwo new centers focus on chronic diseases of aging.Outlook Magazine July 25, 2019 Dehdashti named Siegel Professor of RadiologyRecognized for using imaging to diagnose cancer, guide treatments.News Release July 25, 2019 For pregnant moms with addiction, Wash U clinic offers drug treatment and prenatal careSource: St. Louis Public Radio July 24, 2019 Lavine receives presidential early-career awardCardiologist honored for work studying how heart heals after injury.National Leaders July 24, 2019 Culver named Sherwood Moore Professor of RadiologyRecognized for using light to map the brain.News Release July 23, 2019 Covey named Taylor Distinguished Professor of PsychiatryProfessorship supports research in new treatment strategies for psychiatric illness.News Release July 22, 2019 Genes linked to death from sepsis ID’d in miceTargeting such genes may help treat deadly condition.News Release July 22, 2019 Mattar named a chair of group aimed at combating antimicrobial resistanceInfectious diseases expert will evaluate antibiotics, vaccines.National Leaders July 19, 2019 Excluding minorities from Alzheimer’s research is wrong – and it’s keeping us from finding a cureSource: Quartz July 18, 2019 Three physician-scientists receive Doris Duke Charitable Foundation awardsClinical Scientist Development Awards funds early-career scientists.News Release July 18, 2019 Whelan named head of molecular microbiologyVirologist plans to advance microbiology research, public outreach on infectious diseases.News Release July 17, 2019 More cancer patients get help to quit smokingSiteman Cancer Center expands smoking-cessation efforts.News Release July 11, 2019 For malnourished children, new therapeutic food boosts gut microbes, healthy developmentNew approach targeting gut microbes proves superior to standard treatment.News Release July 11, 2019 Steed receives prestigious medical scientists awardBurroughs Wellcome Fund to support pediatrician’s research in microbiome.National Leaders July 10, 2019 Creed, McCall named Rita Allen Foundation ScholarsPain researchers receive grants awarded to early-career scientists.National Leaders July 9, 2019 Right brain, left brain: Tapping the brain’s capacity to rewire itselfA physician's creative quest primes the world for a neuroprosthetics revolution.Outlook Magazine July 8, 2019 Limbrick named T.S. Park, MD, Chair in Pediatric NeurosurgeryHonored for surgical treatment of cerebrospinal fluid disorders.News Release July 8, 2019 Cross honored for multiple sclerosis researchRecognized for role in discovering destructive effects of immune B cells in MS.National Leaders July 8, 2019 The meat-allergy tick also carries a mystery killer virusSource: Wired July 5, 2019 Men who eat yogurt may have lower colon cancer riskSource: Reuters July 3, 2019 Brozanski named pediatrics vice chair of quality and safetyNeonatologist Brozanski to help develop systemwide standard of care.News Release July 3, 2019 Immune-boosting compound makes immunotherapy effective against pancreatic cancerChemical compound extends survival by months, in mice.News Release July 1, 2019 School of Medicine forms collaboration with medical center in ChinaWill aid with design, technology, physician training for new hospital.News Release June 27, 2019 Duncan, Sadhu named Loeb Teaching FellowsFocuses will be on pediatric curriculum, EKG training.Medical Campus & Community Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 39 40 41 42 43 … 116 Next ›
