News Source: News Release April 10, 2019 $10 million gift aimed at improving treatments for mental illnessDepression is primary focus of research.News Release April 8, 2019 Centene and Washington University collaborate to advance personalized medicine researchPartnership to focus on Alzheimer’s disease, breast cancer, diabetes, obesity.News Release, Video April 2, 2019 Connor named head of occupational therapy programExpert in stroke recovery served on OT faculty from 2001 to 2014.News Release March 29, 2019 ‘Jumping genes’ drive many cancersSuch tumors tend to be aggressive.News Release March 26, 2019 Rineys give $15 million to develop, test therapies for neurodegenerative diseasesGift will fund Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s research.News Release March 26, 2019 Probiotic bacteria evolve inside mice’s GI tractsFindings suggest effectiveness, safety of probiotic therapies could change over time.News Release, Video March 22, 2019 Obese mouse mothers trigger heart problems in offspringEffects of high-fat, high-sugar diet on heart passed down three generations.News Release March 21, 2019 Topical immunotherapy keeps skin cancer risk at bayTreating precancerous skin lesions prevents full-blown cancer.News Release March 20, 2019 Bateman receives Potamkin Award for Alzheimer’s researchHonored for his work on detecting early Alzheimer’s and preventing dementia.News Release March 13, 2019 Mobile phone technology to screen, help treat college studentsPhone app targets depression, anxiety, eating disorders.News Release March 13, 2019 Blunting pain’s emotional componentBlocking a type of opioid receptor restores motivation.News Release March 11, 2019 $10 million to help study noise-induced hearing lossArmy grant supports clinical trial of drug that may protect hearing.News Release March 6, 2019 Potential new therapy for Crohn’s, colitis identifiedAlternative to anti-inflammatory therapies reduces IBD symptoms in mice.News Release March 5, 2019 Young kids with suicidal thoughts understand concept of deathStudy refutes idea that children who talk about suicide don’t understand it.News Release March 5, 2019 Fields named chief of surgical oncology sectionSurgeon, researcher also associate program director of General Surgery Residency Program.News Release February 28, 2019 $3.4 million aids effort to make a better flu vaccineStudy aims to understand why not all vaccines generate lifelong immunity.News Release February 25, 2019 Woodard named Wilson Professor of RadiologyRecognized for accomplishments in cardiovascular imaging and research.News Release February 22, 2019 Wang named Loewentheil Distinguished ProfessorWang studies intricacies of gene regulation.News Release February 21, 2019 Unnecessary testing for UTIs cut by nearly halfOver-testing drives up health-care costs, promotes overuse of antibiotics.News Release February 20, 2019 Needlemans commit $15 million aimed at therapies for chronic diseasesNew centers’ researchers will target chronic diseases of aging.News Release February 19, 2019 For adult scoliosis, surgery, other treatments are viable optionsSurgery, physical therapy, injections can prevent spinal deterioration, lead to improvements .News Release February 18, 2019 Warner named director of newborn medicine divisionPediatrician noted for expertise in the infant gut microbiome.News Release February 15, 2019 Lowe named Colten Professor of Pediatric ScienceNoted gastroenterologist was mentored by the former department head.News Release February 14, 2019 School of Medicine expands mission of McDonnell Genome InstituteWill apply its powerhouse DNA sequencing to precision medicine.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 31 32 33 34 35 … 85 Next ›