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 31, 2018 Burnham recognized by two medical societiesHonored for expertise in infectious diseases, microbiology.National Leaders January 31, 2018 Stroke recovery improved by sensory deprivation, mouse study showsTrimming animals’ whiskers activates brain to rewire damaged circuits after stroke.News Release January 31, 2018 Like Zika, West Nile virus causes fetal brain damage, death in miceViruses related to Zika may share its ability to harm fetuses.News Release January 31, 2018 ID’ing features of flu virus genome may help target surveillance for pandemic fluFindings may help health experts know which strains to watch.News Release January 30, 2018 Illinois oncology group joins Washington University Physicians practicePatients will continue to be seen at Swansea, Ill., clinic.News Release January 29, 2018 Sun Pharma Advanced Research Co. commits $10 million to drug developmentNew collaboration supports entrepreneurship.News Release January 29, 2018 Body clock disruptions occur years before memory loss in Alzheimer’sFindings could help ID risk of disease earlier.News Release January 26, 2018 Lab-grown cartilageEngineered stem cells could revolutionize arthritis therapy and joint replacement.Outlook Magazine January 25, 2018 New inpatient towers cater to women, infants, cancer patientsBuildings designed to enhance patient care, comfort.Medical Campus & Community, Video January 24, 2018 Light-triggered nanoparticles show promise against metastatic cancerTumor imaging technique has potential as anti-cancer weapon, mouse study shows.News Release January 23, 2018 Genetic lung disease’s molecular roots identifiedInsight into primary ciliary dyskinesia could aid treatment.News Release January 22, 2018 Holy named Wolff Professor of NeuroscienceRecognized for illuminating neural circuits underlying behavior.News Release January 19, 2018 Obituary: Leonard Jarett, former director of laboratory medicine, 81School of Medicine alum joined faculty in 1966.Obituaries January 17, 2018 Major Alzheimer’s study aims to predict who will develop the disease$10.3 million also funds efforts to establish disease timeline.News Release, Video January 17, 2018 Jolly named a 2018 Eisenhower fellowNational program recognizes midcareer professionals.National Leaders January 17, 2018 Could baby’s first bacteria take root before birth?Source: Nature January 17, 2018 This is what air pollution really does to your bodySource: Reader's Digest January 16, 2018 Obituary: John Majors, emeritus professor of biochemistry, molecular biophysics, 69Molecular biologist was committed to mentorship, training.Obituaries January 16, 2018 DiPersio to become president of transplantation societyAssumes elected role in February.National Leaders January 16, 2018 Pediatric physician-scientists struggle for fundingPotential implications for research discoveries.News Release January 11, 2018 The health benefits of losing just 5 percent of your body weightSource: NBC News January 11, 2018 Leading with empathyWill Ross knows he should be dead. Now he exposes students to neighborhoods not unlike those of his own childhood.Outlook Magazine, Profiles January 11, 2018 Memory loss from West Nile virus may be preventableStudy in mice paves way to treatments.News Release January 9, 2018 You’re over 75, and you’re healthy. Why are you taking a statin?Source: New York Times January 8, 2018 Initiative to help cancer patients quit smokingNew NCI-funded program will help Siteman patients kick habit.News Release January 8, 2018 Obituary: Raymond H. Wittcoff, emeritus trustee, benefactor, 96Longtime university supporter and member of the School of Medicine’s National Council since 2005.Obituaries January 4, 2018 In new year, resolve to learn your risks of cancer, Type 2 diabetes, other diseasesFree digital tool measures risks, offers tips for better health.News Release January 2, 2018 Viruses exacerbate disease caused by Leishmania parasiteEvolution of parasite viruses hints at how Leishmania first infected vertebrates.News Release January 2, 2018 Formula made with cow’s milk does not increase diabetes riskStudy examined children predisposed to the disease.News Release December 27, 2017 Good named to neonatology advisory councilGroup aims to reduce cases of deadly intestinal disease.National Leaders December 27, 2017 Lack of sleep boosts levels of Alzheimer’s proteinsStudy shows sleepless night taxes brain’s waste-disposal abilities.News Release December 26, 2017 Kidney disease can lead to diabetes, not just the other way aroundSource: U.S. News & World Report December 22, 2017 Obituary: Stephen L. Johnson, professor of genetics, 56Leader in zebrafish genetics was known for studies of tissue regeneration, organ development.Obituaries December 18, 2017 Building the foundation for discoveryKey centers play pivotal roles to advance the school's enormous capabilities in precision medicine.Source: Washington Magazine December 15, 2017 Van Essen receives Glass Brain AwardRecognized for lifetime achievement in mapping brain connections.National Leaders December 15, 2017 Study prompts new ideas on cancers’ originsMouse study shows mature cells can create precancerous lesions.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 53 54 55 56 57 … 116 Next ›
