September 12, 2024 New home for world-class cancer care opens on Medical Campus 9-story Siteman Cancer Center building designed for patient comfort, convenience.Medical Campus & Community, News Release March 29, 2017 Genetic errors associated with heart health may guide drug developmentOne family with rare gene mutation gives clues to preventing heart attacks.News Release March 28, 2017 Proliferation of marijuana ads alarms addiction researchersMore than half of young marijuana users encounter online ads, survey finds .News Release March 28, 2017 Insurance coverage for IVF increases chance of having babyWithout coverage, many cannot afford multiple infertility treatments.News Release March 28, 2017 Rogue breast tumor proteins point to potential drug therapiesSuch treatment options are missed by genomic sequencing.News Release March 27, 2017 Book club for medical professionals explores field’s human sidePopular reading group discusses works involving death, PTSD, feminism and other topics.Medical Campus & Community March 24, 2017 Washington University School of Medicine Notifies Patients of Email Phishing IncidentNews Release March 23, 2017 Scientists get closer look at living nerve synapsesCustom-built microscope reveals details of how neurons communicate.News Release March 22, 2017 Surprising culprit in nerve cell damage identifiedFindings suggest ways to block nerve cell damage in neurodegenerative diseases.News Release March 21, 2017 Spinal cord stimulation relieves back pain without opioidsNew approaches can help in battling opioid abuse.News Release March 20, 2017 Stomach flutters, sweaty palms, sheer joy at Match DayMedical students find out their destinations for residency training.Medical Campus & Community, Photo Gallery, Video March 17, 2017 Ruoff honored by emergency physician organizationAwarded Missouri College of Emergency Physicians’ Physician of the Year Award.National Leaders March 14, 2017 Eberlein testifies in support of medical research fundingFederal grants have yielded treatments, Siteman Cancer Center director tells Senate subcommittee.Medical Campus & Community March 13, 2017 $7 million aimed at illuminating the genetics of Alzheimer’s diseaseResearchers working to identify genetic factors that raise, lower disease risk.News Release March 10, 2017 Scratching is catching in miceSource: Science News March 9, 2017 Obituary: Frederick Peterson, professor of clinical pediatrics, 85Physician was longtime, influential figure at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.Obituaries March 9, 2017 Brain hardwired to respond to others’ itchingResearchers discover why mice scratch in response to other mice scratching.News Release March 8, 2017 Experts call for increased efforts to prevent cancerStrategies known to prevent cancer could cut disease rates in half.News Release March 7, 2017 Academy of Science-St. Louis honors researchersFive Washington University researchers, including two from the School of Medicine, are being honored as outstanding scientists.Medical Campus & Community March 3, 2017 The father of the microbiomeGordon is expanding our understanding of human health into nonhuman realms.Source: Washington Magazine March 3, 2017 Siteman Cancer Center launches affiliate networkBoone Hospital Center in Columbia, Mo., is first to join collaborative effort to enhance cancer care, prevention.News Release February 28, 2017 Washington People: William HawkinsLosses due to cancer inspired physician’s pursuit of medicine, research.Washington People February 27, 2017 Brody named Stupp Professor of NeurologyPhysician-scientist a leading researcher in effects of traumatic brain injury.News Release February 24, 2017 Siteman Cancer Center opens clinic for adult survivors of childhood cancerSpecialized care aimed at mitigating delayed complications.News Release February 23, 2017 Perlmutter to chair Medical Sciences Section of AAASRecognized for research on genetic disorder that can cause severe liver damage.National Leaders February 23, 2017 New weight-loss therapy rids body of food before digestionPatients can cut calories by up to 30 percent.News Release February 22, 2017 When evidence says no, but doctors say yesSource: The Atlantic February 22, 2017 Popular heartburn drugs linked to gradual yet ‘silent’ kidney damageMost patients don't experience acute kidney problems beforehand.News Release February 21, 2017 Distinguished Faculty, Goldstein honors awardedSchool of Medicine faculty honored for dedication, talent, achievements.Medical Campus & Community, Photo Gallery February 20, 2017 Study reveals ways to improve outcomes, reduce costs for common heart procedureChanges in coronary angioplasty could save $300 million annually.News Release February 17, 2017 Mixed-income housing development to boost Forest Park Southeast neighborhoodWashington University redevelopment group leading revival.News Release February 16, 2017 Brain scans detect signs of autism in high-risk babies before age 1Source: NBC News February 15, 2017 Van Essen honored by Cognitive Neuroscience SocietyRecognized for his work mapping human brain.National Leaders February 15, 2017 New collaboration with Pfizer aimed at speeding drug discoveryWashington University enters collaboration with Pfizer’s Centers for Therapeutic Innovation.News Release February 14, 2017 Three questions with Gautam DantasA microbiology professor discusses antibiotic resistance and his lab’s efforts to help physicians fight antibiotic-resistant infections.Source: Washington Magazine February 14, 2017 New guidance developed for children hospitalized with mild head traumaRisk score determines whether kids with abnormal CT scans require ICU care.News Release February 12, 2017 Killer Figure: Why having an apple shape can be deadlySource: Associated Press Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 59 60 61 62 63 … 115 Next ›