October 23, 2024 White Coat Ceremony marks beginning of medical training 124 students receive white coats, recite class oath.Medical Campus & Community November 13, 2014 Washington University receives new grant to host Amgen Scholars ProgramNews Release November 12, 2014 Picture emerges of how kids get head injuriesNews Release November 12, 2014 Errors in single gene may protect against heart diseaseNews Release November 11, 2014 Genome reveals how cats evolved to tolerate humansSource: NBC News November 10, 2014 The cat’s meow: Genome reveals clues to domesticationNews Release November 9, 2014 INSIGHT – After hep C cure, companies target next big liver disease marketSource: Reuters November 7, 2014 Zazulia to oversee continuing medical educationNews Release November 7, 2014 When obesity is an inherited trait, maybe gut bacteria is the linkSource: Los Angeles Times November 6, 2014 Limb cells turned into genitals in labSource: BBC News November 6, 2014 ‘Longevity gene’ one key to long life, research suggestsSource: Health Day November 6, 2014 New center aims to use gut microbiome discoveries to improve human nutritionNews Release November 5, 2014 Medical errors drop with improved communication during hospital shift changesNews Release November 5, 2014 New funding speeds identification of drugs to prevent Alzheimer’sNews Release November 4, 2014 John N. Constantino, MDReceived 2014 Irving Phillips Award for Prevention from the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.National Leaders November 3, 2014 Beau Ances, MD, PhDThe neuroimaging expert is using the latest brain-scanning techniques to better understand how long-term HIV infection impairs memory and other mental functions.Washington People November 3, 2014 Why scratching an itch really does make you itch moreSource: NBC News November 3, 2014 Doctors ‘unwrap’ a 3000-year-old mummySource: NPR Science Friday November 3, 2014 Seeking new guidelines for managing strokes with unknown time of onsetWashington University School of Medicine is participating in a trial looking at new treatment options for patients who have had a stroke with unknown time of onset.Innovate Magazines October 31, 2014 Novel trial targets genetic form of ALSWashington University School of Medicine researchers are investigating a novel targeted therapy to treat the neurodegenerative disorder ALS.Innovate Magazines October 30, 2014 Novel tinnitus therapy helps patients cope with phantom noiseNews Release October 30, 2014 Why does scratching make you itch more? Science has an answerSource: Huffington Post October 30, 2014 Why scratching makes you itch moreNews Release October 28, 2014 Genome sequenced of enterovirus D68 circulating in St. LouisNews Release October 28, 2014 Heart drug may help treat ALS, mouse study showsNews Release October 27, 2014 Want people to drink less? Make their cigarettes more expensiveSource: Washington Post October 27, 2014 Understanding inflammation and the inner earStudying inflammation and the inner ear, researchers at Washington University hope to better understand hearing loss and disease.Innovate Magazines October 24, 2014 Research sheds light on asthma and respiratory virusesWashington University researchers are studying respiratory viruses to better understand how they contribute to asthma and other conditions.Innovate Magazines, School of Medicine October 24, 2014 Mummies visit the Medical CenterPhotos: Ancient Egyptian mummies arrive on campus for state-of-the-art CT scans.Medical Campus & Community, Photo Gallery, School of Medicine October 23, 2014 This breast cancer awareness month, prevention must be a prioritySource: Huffington Post October 23, 2014 Sleep apnea and cardiovascular healthWashington University is participating in a trial that is testing a new sleep apnea therapy.Innovate Magazines, School of Medicine October 22, 2014 Mutations linked to blood cancers rise with age, study showsSource: Health Day October 22, 2014 Human skin cells reprogrammed directly into brain cellsNews Release October 21, 2014 Study: Most respond well to genetic testing resultsNews Release October 21, 2014 Kelle Moley elected to Institute of MedicineNews Release October 20, 2014 Todd Margolis, MD, PhDThe new head of the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences is pioneering a phone app that could revolutionize the way people are screened for particular eye diseases.Washington People October 20, 2014 Kelle H. Moley, MDElected to Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.National Leaders Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 82 83 84 85 86 … 116 Next ›
