October 23, 2024 White Coat Ceremony marks beginning of medical training 124 students receive white coats, recite class oath.Medical Campus & Community August 11, 2016 Are you your microbiome? Ed Yong explains it allSource: Gizmodo (Australia) August 9, 2016 New study shows breast tumors evolve in response to hormone therapyAnalysis of single tumor sample inadequate to provide best treatment.News Release August 8, 2016 Beneficial role clarified for brain protein associated with mad cow diseaseProtein helps maintain nerve function over lifespan.News Release August 5, 2016 How the venomous, egg-laying platypus evolvedSource: National Geographic August 3, 2016 High school student awarded for work on Ebola protein from batsSchool of Medicine professor mentored student.Medical Campus & Community August 2, 2016 Study finds marker of aggressive prostate cancerMay inform future tests to help doctors decide how best to treat prostate tumors.News Release August 2, 2016 Van Dillen honored by physical therapy associationHas been key in advancing clinical practice and research regarding low back pain.National Leaders August 1, 2016 Cirrito receives MetLife award for Alzheimer’s researchResearcher is known for developing a way to measure levels of amyloid beta in brain.News Release August 1, 2016 National Cancer Institute acting director to visit Medical Campus on Friday, Aug. 5Douglas R. Lowy, MD, will discuss National Cancer Moonshot Initiative.Medical Campus & Community July 28, 2016 Technology alone may not close disparities in medical researchSource: Reuters July 28, 2016 Use of internet in medical research may hinder recruitment of minorities, poorRace, education, socioeconomic factors all linked to lower online participation .News Release July 27, 2016 Hackett named Dodge Scholar in PediatricsHighly regarded neonatologist noted for excellence in clinical care, mentoring.Medical Campus & Community July 27, 2016 Kyei receives Young Physician-Scientist awardAward recognizes young physician-scientists with notable research achievements.National Leaders July 27, 2016 Rajagopal awarded Young Physician-Scientist honorAward recognizes young physician-scientists with notable research achievements.National Leaders July 27, 2016 Antibodies identified that thwart Zika virus infectionCould lead to vaccines, diagnostic tests and therapies.News Release July 27, 2016 Prostate cancer isn’t colorblindSource: New York Times July 26, 2016 Study identifies neural circuits involved in making risky decisionsIs a bird in the hand worth two in the bush?.News Release July 22, 2016 Researchers just doubled what we know about the map of the human brainSource: The Washington Post July 21, 2016 Medical student receives prestigious fellowship to research nerve injuryAlpha Omega Alpha National Honor Medical Society honors Alexandra Keane.Medical Campus & Community July 21, 2016 Doctors paid by drug companies more likely to use those companies’ medsResearchers analyzed data regarding ophthalmologists.News Release July 20, 2016 Updated brain map identifies nearly 100 new regionsSource: New York Times July 20, 2016 Map provides detailed picture of how the brain is organizedWill help neurological, psychiatric research.News Release July 19, 2016 Obituary: Jessie L. Ternberg, professor emerita of surgery, surgery in pediatrics, 92The first female surgical resident at Barnes, Ternberg served for decades at the School of Medicine and St. Louis Children’s Hospital.Obituaries July 19, 2016 Potential new target identified for treating itchFindings suggest nerve receptors work in concert to transmit itch signals.News Release July 18, 2016 Genetic error that increases risk of aortic rupture identifiedStudy sheds light on unexplained enlargement, weakening of aorta.News Release July 18, 2016 Stem cells engineered to grow cartilage, fight inflammationTechnique uses 3-D weaving to grow a living hip replacement .News Release July 14, 2016 Ability to turn off genes in brain crucial for learning, memoryMice unable to shut off genes in brain develop faulty wiring.News Release July 14, 2016 Study aims to find clues to breast cancer outcomes in African-American womenMost past genetic research has analyzed DNA from women of European ancestry.News Release July 12, 2016 In predicting a stroke’s toll, location matters, but so do connectionsSource: Los Angeles Times July 11, 2016 Measuring damage to brain networks may aid stroke treatment, predict recoveryFunctional MRI scans provide crucial data for stroke patients.News Release July 7, 2016 Mets place Matt Harvey on disabled listTeam doctors sending Harvey to Washington University Center for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome.Source: New York Times July 7, 2016 City firefighters train for emergencies on Medical CampusFire department and university partnership aimed at improving fire safety, emergency response.Medical Campus & Community July 7, 2016 Rewiring the bodySevering the brain’s critical link to a peripheral nerve can render an arm useless. Pioneering surgeries reroute neural impulses and redefine hope for paralysis.Outlook Magazine July 5, 2016 Potential drug target identified for deadly brain cancerResearchers identify key protein in brain tumor formation.News Release July 4, 2016 Immune-based therapy in mice shows promise against pancreatic cancerClinical trial will test safety of new strategy in patients with advanced pancreatic tumors.News Release June 30, 2016 Falls in months before surgery are common in adults of all agesHistory of falls linked to frailty, poor physical health.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 65 66 67 68 69 … 116 Next ›
