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 October 6, 2016 Decoding of tarsier genome reveals ties to humansFindings refine understanding of primate evolution.News Release October 4, 2016 Semenkovich honored by American Diabetes AssociationAward recognizes leading scientists in diabetes research.National Leaders October 4, 2016 Gordon receives Beering AwardHonor recognizes pioneering work on the human microbiome.National Leaders, News Release October 4, 2016 Vaccine targets identified for deadly form of malariaPaves the way for vaccine for disease that kills thousands each year.News Release September 30, 2016 Siteman Kids launchesProgram offers cutting-edge cancer treatments in a setting geared for younger patients.Medical Campus & Community September 28, 2016 Nanoparticles ease aching joints in miceSource: Health Day September 27, 2016 Resistance is inevitableNature can – and will – overcome any antibiotic. Researchers are working to ensure we stay one step ahead.Outlook Magazine September 27, 2016 Culprit identified as a major cause of vision lossFinding may lead to treatments for retinal diseases including retinitis pigmentosa.News Release September 26, 2016 Nanoparticle injections may be future of osteoarthritis treatmentMouse study shows particles may reduce inflammation, stop destruction of cartilage.News Release September 26, 2016 Schwarz named president of nuclear medicine societyFirst pharmacist and only the fourth woman to hold the position.National Leaders September 26, 2016 $10 million gift creates Bursky Center for Human Immunology and ImmunotherapyResearch harnesses immune system against cancer, other diseases.News Release September 25, 2016 Personalizing medicineA leadership vision for advancing human health leverages core strengths at the School of Medicine.Outlook Magazine, Washington People September 22, 2016 Researchers identify protein critical in causing chronic UTIsFindings suggest a new way to prevent common infection.News Release September 22, 2016 Medical students win first, second places in national poetry contestAlpha Omega Alpha honor society publishes their pieces.Medical Campus & Community September 22, 2016 Experimental immune cell Rx shows promise for leukemiaSource: Health Day September 21, 2016 New immunotherapy for leukemia shows promise in small clinical trial'Training' immune cells boosts effectiveness in patients with AML.News Release, Video September 20, 2016 New explanation offered for symptoms of fragile X syndromeIn wake of clinical trial failure, new treatment targets identified.News Release September 15, 2016 Parents not talking to pediatricians about gun safetySource: U.S. News & World Report September 15, 2016 School of Medicine designates 70 gender-neutral bathroomsAll new buildings will include some gender-neutral restrooms available to everyone.Medical Campus & Community September 14, 2016 Markovina receives early-career research training grantAward offers opportunity to focus on radiation oncology research.National Leaders September 14, 2016 Ebola focus of $13 million grantBetter understanding of how virus multiplies could lead to treatments.News Release September 14, 2016 Survey: Half of kids in families studied spend time in households with firearmsFew parents discuss gun safety with pediatricians.News Release September 13, 2016 Brain development from childhood through adolescence to be focus of national studyResearch to examine how genes, environment interact to affect brain.News Release September 9, 2016 Pot and pregnancy: No harm seen at birth, but many questions remainSource: NPR September 8, 2016 Consortium to investigate tau buildup in Alzheimer’s diseaseSchool of Medicine researchers will collaborate with pharmaceutical companies.News Release September 8, 2016 Scientists find culprit responsible for calcified blood vessels in kidney diseaseStem cell finding informs research to prevent hardening of arteries.News Release September 7, 2016 Incoming medical students receive crash course in health disparitiesOrientation program focuses on caring for underprivileged patients.Medical Campus & Community September 6, 2016 Zika may persist in eyes and play a role in spreading virusSource: Washington Post September 6, 2016 Evidence of Zika virus found in tearsStudy suggests virus may persist in eyes.News Release September 6, 2016 Perceptions of pregnancy during medical training are changingSource: Reuters September 1, 2016 Even with genetic predisposition for lung cancer, quitting smoking reduces riskBreaking habit also halves lung cancer risk.News Release September 1, 2016 Senior driving: Read this before making car-key decisionsSource: U.S. News & World Report August 31, 2016 New center focuses on women’s and men’s reproductive healthScientists' collaborations will include Zika virus, preterm birth, infertility.News Release August 30, 2016 Doctors continue to use some treatments despite evidence that they don’t helpSource: Washington Post August 29, 2016 University to host Alan Alda ‘Communicating Science’ workshopsSymposium Sept. 26-29 aimed at helping scientists share news of their work.Medical Campus & Community August 29, 2016 Study may explain why people with type O blood more likely to die of choleraCholera toxin more potent in people with most common blood type.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 63 64 65 66 67 … 115 Next ›