October 23, 2024 White Coat Ceremony marks beginning of medical training 124 students receive white coats, recite class oath.Medical Campus & Community September 7, 2023 Fiber from crustaceans, insects, mushrooms promotes digestionFindings, in mice, suggest engaging immune system with such fiber to counteract obesity.News Release September 7, 2023 Medical Campus welcomes Entering Class of 2023124 students will train to become doctors, physician-scientists.Medical Campus & Community, Video September 6, 2023 Obituary: Stanley Paul Hmiel, MD, PhD, pediatric nephrologist, 64Was medical director of pediatric kidney transplant program.Obituaries September 6, 2023 Losing weight on a diet or Ozempic? Here’s why you still need exercise.Source: Washington Post September 5, 2023 $11.6 million grant supports innovative research in endometrial cancerNCI SPORE grant aimed at improving prevention, treatment, reducing disparities.News Release August 31, 2023 Mennerick named director of Division of Biology & Biomedical SciencesPsychiatry researcher aims to break down academic silos, enhance student experience.News Release August 31, 2023 Obituary: Carlos A. Perez, MD, professor emeritus of radiation oncology, 88Radiation oncologist made groundbreaking contributions to field.Obituaries August 29, 2023 Shooting survivors have ‘distressingly high’ risk of repeat firearm injury, study finds, especially young Black malesSource: CNN August 29, 2023 How do developing brains assemble and organize themselves?Brain areas marked by distinct activity patterns very early, marsupial study shows.News Release, Video August 28, 2023 Do antibiotics really wipe out your gut bacteria?Source: BBC August 25, 2023 Gill installed as inaugural Nash professor in pediatricsPhysician-scientist noted for research involving respiratory diseases in children.News Release August 24, 2023 New study suggests people who tested negative for Covid-19 can still develop long CovidSource: STAT News August 23, 2023 Aspirin can help reduce risk of second heart attack, but study finds less than half of eligible adults take itSource: CNN August 22, 2023 Aspirin can help prevent a second heart attack, but most don’t take itDaily aspirin use is inexpensive and could reduce cardiovascular deaths globally.News Release August 21, 2023 Long COVID still worrisome 2 years after infectionVirus continues to pose risk of diabetes, lung problems, blood clots, GI issues, other conditions.News Release August 17, 2023 Medicare approves WashU Medicine’s whole-genome test for blood cancersComplete picture of genetic errors can advance precision medicine approaches to treatment.News Release August 16, 2023 What to know about the new Alzheimer’s drug LeqembiWashington University involved in clinical trials, will offer drug in collaboration with BJC HealthCare.News Release August 14, 2023 WashU Medicine nephrologist has risen to prominence, uncovering society’s biggest health issuesAl-Aly has become a leading COVID-19 researcher by tapping into big data.Outlook Magazine, Profiles August 14, 2023 Scientists reveal how proteins drive growth of multiple cancer typesUnderstanding of molecular basis of cancer may lead to new therapies.News Release August 14, 2023 First robot-assisted liver transplant in U.S. performed at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. LouisSource: St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 2023 COVID-19 took a toll on heart health and doctors are still grappling with how to helpSource: Associated Press August 10, 2023 Siteman earns prestigious merit extension from National Cancer InstituteRecognizes excellence in cancer care, prevention, research, training, outreach.News Release August 4, 2023 Podcast: Newly approved drug may slow progression of Alzheimer’sThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' focuses on approval of a drug that attacks a key protein that contributes to dementia from Alzheimer’s disease.Podcast, Show Me the Science August 4, 2023 Meeting the health challenges of climate changeMedical students at WashU and nationally are calling for more education on climate change.Outlook Magazine August 3, 2023 Cognitive function in Down syndrome-associated Alzheimer’s focus of grantNIH-supported study lays groundwork for Alzheimer’s clinical trials involving people with intellectual disabilities.News Release August 2, 2023 Study defines disparities in memory careProvides baseline to measure progress toward racial equity in care for Alzheimer’s disease.News Release August 1, 2023 Obituary: Linda Repa-Eschen, business director, 72Longtime dedicated employee in the Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism & Lipid Research.Obituaries July 31, 2023 Fueling progress in orthopedic surgeryCouple funds first endowed professorship in pediatric orthopedics.Outlook Magazine July 31, 2023 Scientists develop breath test that rapidly detects COVID-19 virusTest results available in less than a minute.News Release July 28, 2023 Three shots this Fall? What to know about getting the RSV, flu and COVID vaccinesSource: AARP July 28, 2023 Clukies, Malik named Loeb Teaching FellowsWill focus on firearm safety, enhancing anatomy education through radiology.Medical Campus & Community July 28, 2023 A half-million Americans may have tick-linked meat allergy, C.D.C. saysSource: New York Times July 27, 2023 Aft named inaugural Moley Professor of Endocrine and Oncologic SurgeryHonored for surgical excellence, pioneering breast cancer research.News Release July 26, 2023 Newland named inaugural Schnuck chair in pediatric infectious diseasesPediatrician noted for research involving COVID-19.News Release July 25, 2023 Byers named university’s IRB executive chairClinical focus on lung transplantation; research, on studies of chronic lung disease, transplant complications.National Leaders July 19, 2023 Kidney tissue atlas serves as blueprint for understanding kidney injury, diseaseResearch collaboration details molecular knowledge, step toward personalized medicine.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 5 6 7 8 9 … 116 Next ›
