October 23, 2024 White Coat Ceremony marks beginning of medical training 124 students receive white coats, recite class oath.Medical Campus & Community June 30, 2016 Bagnall named Pew scholar in biomedical sciencesEach scientist to receive 4 years of flexible funding to pursue foundational, innovative research.National Leaders June 29, 2016 Odom receives prestigious award to further malaria researchSupport from Burroughs Wellcome Fund will boost research into the disease.Medical Campus & Community June 29, 2016 IDEA Labs, Sasa Mutic honored as innovatorsSt. Louis Business Journal bestows selected individuals, companies with annual Innovation Awards.Medical Campus & Community June 27, 2016 $5.1 million aimed at preventing superbugs, infections in health-care settingsFunding is part of $26 million awarded by the CDC to five academic medical centers as part of a patient-safety effort .News Release June 23, 2016 Bear Cub Challenge awards $225,000 to five research teamsFunding helps scientists become entrepreneurs.Medical Campus & Community June 22, 2016 Memory loss caused by West Nile virus explainedStudy identifies targets for prevention, treatment.News Release June 22, 2016 What it feels like to have binge eating disorderSource: Everyday Health June 21, 2016 $4 million grant expands major study to find Alzheimer’s prevention treatmentsInvestigators will accelerate drug testing, develop new diagnostic measures .News Release June 20, 2016 Psychiatric help for families prevents continuing child abuse, neglectKids whose families received psychiatric support have better-than-expected outcomes.News Release June 20, 2016 Washington People: Gregory ZipfelNeurosurgeon dedicated to making surgeries smaller, less invasive.Washington People June 17, 2016 Scientists explore possible way to stop Zika in its tracksSource: Health Day June 17, 2016 America’s growing problemAverting the lifelong health risks and spiraling social costs of childhood obesity.Outlook Magazine June 17, 2016 Potential drug target identified for Zika, similar virusesNews Release June 16, 2016 Pregnant women’s high-fat, high-sugar diets may affect future generationsObesity can predispose offspring in multiple generations to metabolic problems.News Release June 15, 2016 Age, obesity, dopamine appear to influence preference for sweet foodsFinding may reveal dysfunction in the brains of individuals with obesity.News Release June 14, 2016 Who is the Siteman in Siteman Cancer Center?Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 13, 2016 New insight into role of amyloid beta in Alzheimer’s diseaseStudies hint at therapeutic strategies against devastating disease.News Release June 13, 2016 Obituary: Philip W. Majerus, professor emeritus of medicine, 79Renowned hematologist is best known for research showing that low-dose aspirin prevents blood clots.Obituaries June 13, 2016 Obituary: Joseph R. Williamson, former professor of pathology, 84His research advanced understanding of diabetes, metabolism.Obituaries June 13, 2016 Probing proteins’ 3-D structures suggests existing drugs may work for many cancersDistant mutations that seemed unimportant now considered major contenders for driving tumor growth.News Release June 9, 2016 Creative minds: New piece in the Crohn’s disease puzzle?Source: NIH Director's Blog June 8, 2016 Limbrick named director of pediatric neurosurgeryDavid D. Limbrick Jr. to succeed Tae Sung Park, now vice chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery.News Release June 6, 2016 Nagele honored by Society of Biological PsychiatryAward recognizes standout research published in the journal Biological Psychiatry.National Leaders June 2, 2016 New clues found to immune system’s misfiring in autoimmune diseasesGene variants mapped to DNA regions that regulate immune cells.News Release June 2, 2016 Gut microbes’ metabolite dampens proliferation of intestinal stem cellsFinding may provide clues to limitations of potential IBD treatment .News Release May 26, 2016 Development of gut microbes and gut immunity linkedFindings could help researchers understand malnutrition and inflammatory immune disorders.News Release May 25, 2016 Obituary: Morvarid Karimi, assistant professor of neurology, 44Remembered as an intellectual force, generous spirit, champion of women's rights.Obituaries May 25, 2016 Itching for no reason? Immune system may be at faultResearchers identify irregularities that may cause itching.News Release May 25, 2016 Teens with marijuana-related problems decline, study showsSource: Forbes May 25, 2016 Siegel receives nuclear science awardDirector of Division of Nuclear Medicine receives National Award of Nuclear Science & History.National Leaders May 24, 2016 Gas-filled balloon may offer new weight-loss optionSource: NBC News May 24, 2016 As more states legalize marijuana, adolescents’ problems with pot declineFewer adolescents also report using marijuana.News Release May 20, 2016 School of Medicine scientists develop iBooks for medical classesEducational multimedia elements mimic a microscope's view.Medical Campus & Community May 20, 2016 Siegfried named Kolker professorGlaucoma specialist installed in professorship that honors esteemed ophthalmologist.News Release May 20, 2016 Commencement 2016 U.S. Congressman John R. Lewis calls on graduates to get into "good trouble" in Commencement address.Medical Campus & Community, Photo Gallery May 20, 2016 The gene that paints birds redSource: Atlantic Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 66 67 68 69 70 … 116 Next ›
