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 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 February 9, 2017 Tan named president-elect of EMS organizationWill promote legislation that improves emergency medical care.National Leaders February 9, 2017 Brain network connections may underlie social behavior linked to autismMulticenter research effort may help identify autism risk earlier in life.News Release February 8, 2017 Effort to improve radiation therapy for veterans receives nearly $4 millionProgram monitors quality, safety of therapy at VHA centers nationwide.News Release February 8, 2017 NICU study highlights need to reduce loud noises, boost beneficial soundsStudy measures noise in open wards, private rooms.News Release, Video February 3, 2017 Babcock named VP of health-care epidemiology groupInfectious disease specialist to emphasize infection prevention, antibiotic stewardship.National Leaders February 2, 2017 BJC announces plans to replace Barnes-Jewish West County HospitalNew building will open in first quarter of 2019.Medical Campus & Community February 1, 2017 $4 million funds study of sickle cell disease in teens, adultsResearch to focus on improving outcomes for those with condition.News Release February 1, 2017 Drug combination effective against chikungunya arthritis in miceFindings suggest potential treatment for debilitating disease.News Release January 31, 2017 Washington People: Audrey Odom JohnPhysician-scientist focused on developing new diagnostic tests, treatments to fight malaria.Washington People January 31, 2017 Early signs of anxiety, depression may be evident in newbornsBrain scans may indicate clues to later problems .News Release January 30, 2017 ‘Mini-guts’ offer clues to pediatric GI illnessModel shows how viruses enter intestine.News Release January 30, 2017 Online database aims to collect, organize research on cancer mutationsGoal is to help clinicians treat patients based on tumor genetics.News Release January 27, 2017 PBS Alzheimer’s documentary features School of MedicineProgram focuses on the difficulties, expense of caring for people with the disease.Medical Campus & Community January 26, 2017 Powderly named president of Infectious Disease SocietyWill emphasize prevention, public health programs, translational research.National Leaders January 26, 2017 Obituary: Matthew R. Barton, resident in otolaryngology, 35Physician-scientist was in final months of seven-year residency.Obituaries January 25, 2017 Drug compound halts Alzheimer’s-related damage in miceAppears to reverse some neurological harm.News Release January 24, 2017 Study unveils new way to starve tumors to deathBlocking cancer cells’ metabolism may make treatments more effective, less toxic.News Release January 23, 2017 Medical Campus doctors, researchers, students, staff showcase musical talentsAnnual Winter Concert highlights vocal, instrumental talents.Medical Campus & Community, Video January 23, 2017 Obituary: Brian T. Collins, chief of cytopathology, 52Physician was noted educator, mentor and advocate for innovations in pathology.Obituaries January 20, 2017 New insight into origin of stomach cancerCancer pathway doesn't work as previously thought.News Release January 20, 2017 The long quest to create artificial blood may soon be overSource: NBC News January 20, 2017 New genetic engineering technique could help design, study biological systemsTechnique works in organisms from bacteria to animals.News Release January 19, 2017 Postdoc named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list for health careStudies of C. difficile infection led to interest in gut microbiome.Medical Campus & Community January 19, 2017 Sparking curiosityFor 25 years, an outreach program has shared the wonder — and career prospects — of science with local youth.Outlook Magazine January 16, 2017 Persistent infection keeps immune memory sharp, leading to long-term protectionFindings suggest such infections have benefits and risks.News Release January 12, 2017 Resisting ZikaUndeterred, researchers are tackling a global crisis from multiple directions.Outlook Magazine January 11, 2017 Heroin resurgence an ‘unintended consequence’ of attempt to curb OxyContin abuse, study findsSource: Los Angeles Times January 9, 2017 Medical School leadership team recruits new physician executiveHopkins nephrologist will lead Washington University Physicians.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 61 62 63 64 65 … 116 Next ›
