December 10, 2024 WashU Medicine reaches all-time high in NIH funding NIH grants recognize the quality and significance of WashU Medicine research in enabling life-changing advances in medicine.News Release January 7, 2019 Alzheimer’s disease may develop differently in African-Americans, study suggestsSource: NPR January 7, 2019 Mice sleeping fitfully provide clues to insomniaGenetically engineered mice mimic common sleep problems.News Release January 7, 2019 Book explores cancer prevention among low-income women of colorFaculty research a product of ‘Bring Your Own Idea’ interdisciplinary grant program. January 7, 2019 Racial differences in Alzheimer’s disease unveiledFindings suggest possible race-linked variations on how disease arises, develops.News Release January 7, 2019 Scientists identify new fuel-delivery route for cellsFindings shed light on chronic diseases, aging.News Release January 4, 2019 Poplack named Evens Endowed Chair in Women’s HealthHonored for improving breast imaging.News Release January 4, 2019 Med students launch ‘500 Women in Medicine’ initiativeGender-equity research leads to effort to promote female leadership in medicine.National Leaders January 2, 2019 Why are men more likely to die of glioblastoma? This study helps explainSource: NBC News January 2, 2019 Sex differences identified in deadly brain tumorsTailoring treatment to men, women may improve survival.News Release, Video January 2, 2019 Tiny, implantable device uses light to treat bladder problemsDevice that works in rats has potential to replace electronic stimulators, drugs for pain, incontinence.News Release December 29, 2018 Moderate drinking may benefit heart failure patientsSource: New York Times December 28, 2018 Moderate drinking not harmful for older patients with heart failurePatients should check with doctors, but daily glass of wine doesn’t appear harmful.News Release December 23, 2018 What this new 500 Women In Medicine initiative aims to doSource: Forbes December 21, 2018 ‘Your cold … is now a public menace’Historian details how St. Louis escaped the worst of the 1918 influenza pandemic.Medical Campus & Community December 21, 2018 Medication for severe acne alters skin microbiomeStudy raises potential for development of microbiome-based acne treatments.News Release December 21, 2018 Amplifying the voices of women in medicineSource: Scientific American December 18, 2018 Diamond honored with 2019 Stanley J. Korsmeyer AwardAward celebrates key discoveries made by physician-scientists.News Release December 17, 2018 Does thinking burn calories? Here’s what the science saysSource: Southern Living December 14, 2018 Depression in adolescents and young adults is rising: Are phones and social media to blame?Source: USA Today December 13, 2018 Obituary: J. Evan Sadler, director of hematology, 67Renowned hematologist revealed the biology of bleeding, clotting disorders.Obituaries December 13, 2018 New genetic clues to early-onset form of dementiaCulprit is lone error in one gene, but researchers find many potential therapeutic targets.News Release December 11, 2018 Artificial intelligence and the future of medicineHow big data could change health care.News Release December 11, 2018 Siteman Cancer Center plans 2020 opening at Memorial Hospital EastIllinois location to provide multidisciplinary care, clinical trials.News Release December 11, 2018 People who act out dreams needed for studyPhenomenon linked to Parkinson’s, dementia, other serious neurodegenerative diseases.News Release December 11, 2018 How can you tell if therapy is actually working?Source: Self Magazine December 10, 2018 Regrowing damaged nerves hinges on shutting down key genesInjured neurons temporarily revert to immature state.News Release December 10, 2018 Research gaps leave doctors guessing about treatments for pregnant womenSource: NPR December 7, 2018 University receives new grant to fund Amgen Scholars ProgramUndergraduate research experience supports science education and innovation.News Release December 7, 2018 $6.3 million for center to develop new tracers for PET scansCould improve early diagnosis, precision medicine for cancer, atherosclerosis, other diseases.News Release December 5, 2018 Alzheimer’s researchers receive Chan Zuckerberg Initiative fundingResearch aims to show how immune system may drive neurodegenerative diseases.News Release December 5, 2018 Scientists design way to track steps of cells’ developmentNew tool has potential to boost regenerative medicine, cancer research.News Release December 4, 2018 Washington People: Tracy Spitznagle Physical therapist has evolved into an advocate for women who have had difficult births.Profiles, Washington People December 4, 2018 Philips named co-director of infectious diseases divisionKnown for her work in tuberculosis.News Release December 3, 2018 Kids with concussions can phase in exercise, screen time sooner than beforeSource: NPR November 30, 2018 Sadler honored by American Society of Hematology, colleaguesPhysician, scientist, mentor honored for dedication to field, others.Medical Campus & Community November 30, 2018 Rates of chronic kidney disease, deaths outpace other diseasesCondition causing increased suffering, death in younger adults.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 45 46 47 48 49 … 116 Next ›
