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 March 29, 2024 Combining multiple meds into a single pill reduces cardiovascular deaths'Polypills' recommended to reduce heart attacks, strokes but have been slow to gain favor.News Release March 28, 2024 Some sarcoma patients improve with T cell immunotherapyStrategy effective against some rare, aggressive sarcomas with no other treatment options.News Release March 26, 2024 Award of up to $31 million supports development of osteoarthritis treatmentResearchers aim to create treatment that promotes tissue regeneration, restores joints.News Release March 21, 2024 School of Medicine honors body donors, whose gifts advance medical educationMemorial Grove at Tyson offers respite, reflection.News Release, Video March 20, 2024 Thompson named director of pediatric neurosurgeryPhysician-scientist’s focus is on pediatric brain tumors.News Release March 20, 2024 Apte honored with macular degeneration awardPhysician-scientist recognized for research on eye disease.National Leaders March 20, 2024 Ding receives Michelson Prize for advancing human immunologyMicrobiologist aims to develop vaccines for viral, bacterial causes of diarrhea.National Leaders March 19, 2024 Medical students celebrate Match Day 2024This year’s graduating class first to go completely through Gateway Curriculum.Medical Campus & Community, Video March 11, 2024 5 physician-scientists named to newest class of Dean’s ScholarsProgram supports doctors engaged in biomedical research.Medical Campus & Community March 11, 2024 AI may predict spread of lung cancer to brainMethod may inform personalized cancer treatments.News Release March 8, 2024 How the mind works: Thinking about thinkingInvestigating how the cells, circuits and structures of the brain give rise to the complex mental functions that make us who we are.Outlook Magazine March 7, 2024 WashU Medicine rises to No. 2 in nation in NIH research fundingRanking reflects success as thriving hub of scientific excellence, medical innovation.Medical Campus & Community March 6, 2024 Preventing early-onset colorectal cancers aim of $25 million awardSchool of Medicine leads international team funded by Cancer Grand Challenges.News Release March 4, 2024 Preschoolers with depression at greater risk of suicide during adolescenceFindings emphasize need for early mental health screenings, interventions.News Release March 4, 2024 Schwarz named Danforth WashU Physician-Scientist ScholarInnovative radiation oncologist noted for research to develop treatments for deadly gynecologic cancers, heart conditions.Medical Campus & Community March 1, 2024 Obituary: Philip E. Cryer, former director of endocrinology division, 84Emeritus professor was a noted clinical endocrinologist, teacher.Obituaries February 28, 2024 Neurons help flush waste out of brain during sleepFindings could lead to new approaches for Alzheimer’s, other neurological conditions.News Release February 27, 2024 Shellhaas receives Child Neurology Society’s highest honorPediatric neurologist recognized for outstanding teaching, scholarship, service.National Leaders February 26, 2024 Washington University joins NIH cancer screening clinical trials networkNew network to evaluate emerging technologies in diverse populations.News Release February 23, 2024 Human development: Starting out strongWashU Medicine researchers are leading efforts to understand the factors that influence brain development.Outlook Magazine February 23, 2024 Obituary: Justin B. Serugo, research technician, 44Congolese refugee, then U.S. citizen, was dedicated to malnutrition research.Obituaries February 23, 2024 Ju named Morriss ProfessorNeurologist studies role of sleep in neurodegenerative diseases.News Release February 22, 2024 Medicare approves genetic test for solid tumorsTest can quickly identify treatable cancer mutations, guide precision therapy.News Release February 21, 2024 Alzheimer’s blood test performs as well as FDA-approved spinal fluid testsCould make early Alzheimer’s diagnosis, treatment accessible to more people.News Release February 20, 2024 New cell-based immunotherapy offered for melanomaFDA approved treatment via Accelerated Approval pathway.News Release February 19, 2024 Shellhaas elected to American Epilepsy Society boardSpecialist in neonatal seizures will help advance epilepsy research, medical care.National Leaders February 16, 2024 Jacobi, Zickuhr named Loeb Teaching FellowsFocus will be on mental health curriculum, improving skills for narrative feedback.Medical Campus & Community February 16, 2024 Key regulator of decision-making pinpointed in brainFindings shed light on mental illnesses, including obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety.News Release February 14, 2024 Brain tumors: Fighting with targeted toolsTo understand and treat brain tumors we have to attack them from different angles, and tailor therapy to each patient.Outlook Magazine February 14, 2024 American Society for Clinical Investigation honors physician-scientistsEarly-career scientists awarded for achievements in research .National Leaders February 13, 2024 University’s technology, innovation hub celebrates 100th faculty startupOffice of Technology Management fuels entrepreneurial spirit.Medical Campus & Community February 8, 2024 Gordon receives Nemmers PrizeGut microbiome pioneer recognized for outstanding contributions to medical science.News Release February 7, 2024 How does waste leave the brain?Discovered route serves as passageway to clear fluid waste from brain.News Release February 6, 2024 NIH grant to fund radiation oncology center on Medical CampusSchool named part of national network focused on biology of irradiated tumors.News Release January 31, 2024 Sleep quality: Keeping the brain sharpFrom diabetes and heart disease to depression, Alzheimer’s and more, scientists are exploring how sleep disturbances undermine health – and what can be done to address it.Outlook Magazine January 30, 2024 Obituary: Sudhir Singh, endocrinology specialist, 45Physician noted for patient care with focus on metabolic, endocrine disorders.Obituaries Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 … 117 Next ›
