March 28, 2023 Anesthesiology Control Tower helps detect emergencies before they arise Remote team and machine learning help anesthesia clinicians head off and troubleshoot rare but potentially life-threatening events.Outlook Magazine March 31, 2023 Jumping genes in cancer cells open door to new immunotherapiesAnalysis of 33 tumor types identifies new immunotherapy targets.News Release March 31, 2023 The antiviral drug Paxlovid reduces the risk of getting long COVIDSource: Science News March 31, 2023 An, Elson named 2023 AIMBE fellowsRecognized for research, innovation in medical and biological engineering.National Leaders March 29, 2023 Scientists aim to develop vaccine against all deadly coronaviruses$8 million NIH grant supports effort to avert next pandemic.News Release March 28, 2023 Rogers, Smyser awarded MERIT grant for research on preterm babiesGrant totaling more than $7 million could be extended in 5 years.News Release March 23, 2023 Paxlovid reduces risk of long-term health problems, death from COVID-19Drug recommended to prevent severe complications of virus.News Release March 22, 2023 Early receives research mentoring awardHonor from American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy.National Leaders March 22, 2023 White receives national hospice physician awardHonor recognizes dedication to palliative medicine in hospice setting.National Leaders March 22, 2023 Multiple substance use disorders may share inherited genetic signatureFindings could lead to universal therapies for alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, opioid addictions.News Release March 21, 2023 Knight Alzheimer Disease Research Center is increasing equity for African AmericansThe WashU center has become a national model for building relationships and boosting diversity in clinical trials.Outlook Magazine March 21, 2023 Link named oncology division directorLeukemia specialist is leader in research, patient care.News Release March 21, 2023 Wide smiles, victory dances, air kisses at Match DayPhysicians-to-be learn their destinations for residency training.Medical Campus & Community, Video March 16, 2023 Seeking Alzheimer’s clues from few who escape genetic fateSource: Associated Press March 15, 2023 Medical Center Alumni Association welcomes new leaderHayes ready to strengthen communication with alumni and increase interactions between alumni and current students.Outlook Magazine March 14, 2023 Obituary: Michelle Ann Noll, senior research technician, 54Member of Diamond lab, focusing on infectious diseases, since 2003.Obituaries March 14, 2023 American Society for Clinical Investigation honors physician-scientists3 early-career scientists recognized for achievements in research at WashU.National Leaders March 14, 2023 Imaging tech produces real-time 3D maps of uterine contractions during laborNoninvasive technique could shed light on preterm birth.News Release, Video March 13, 2023 Podcast: International effort aims to help those at risk for serious psychiatric illnessThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' focuses on efforts in St. Louis and Kenya to ID and treat young people at risk for schizophrenia and other serious conditions.Podcast, Show Me the Science March 10, 2023 A scientific grand slamWashU Med researchers publish in NEJM, JAMA, Nature, Science – all in a week’s time.Medical Campus & Community March 10, 2023 Dahiya named to international brain tumor working committeeExpert on diagnostic and prognostic markers for brain tumors.National Leaders March 8, 2023 Discovery of T cells’ role in Alzheimer’s, related diseases, suggests new treatment strategyFindings, in mice, open up drug development possibilities for brain diseases linked to tau protein.News Release March 8, 2023 Two-pronged immunotherapy eliminates metastatic breast cancer in miceSuggests a new approach for treating breast cancers that have spread to bone.News Release March 7, 2023 Solnica-Krezel honored for contributions to developmental biologyScientist to receive Conklin Medal for work in vertebrate embryonic development.National Leaders March 7, 2023 Long Covid patients more likely to have gastrointestinal problems, study findsSource: New York Times March 7, 2023 COVID-19 infections raise risk of long-term gastrointestinal problemsAddressing lingering GI issues critical part of post-infection care.News Release March 3, 2023 Adding antipsychotic med to antidepressant may help older adults with treatment-resistant depressionFor some patients, 2 different medications better than antidepressant alone.News Release March 2, 2023 Mitreva elected to American Academy of MicrobiologyRecognized for research in neglected tropical diseases, human microbiome.National Leaders March 2, 2023 Possible treatment strategy identified for bone marrow failure syndromeResearchers working with pharma collaborations to develop better treatments.News Release February 28, 2023 ‘Blood Money’: Inside the global business of selling plasmaSource: On Point - WBUR/NPR February 27, 2023 How to recover from burnoutSource: U.S. News & World Report February 26, 2023 Why aren’t doctors screening older Americans for anxiety?Source: New York Times February 25, 2023 Obituary: William A. Peck, former medical school dean, 89Expanded Medical Campus, led School of Medicine to new heights in 14 years as dean.Obituaries February 24, 2023 Obituary: Joseph L. Roti Roti, emeritus professor of radiation oncology, 79Noted researcher was director of cancer biology division.Obituaries February 23, 2023 Obituary: Paul Berg, Nobel Prize-winning biochemist, 96Genetic engineering pioneer was on School of Medicine faculty in 1950s.Obituaries February 21, 2023 Video: Gordon honored with Janssen Award for Biomedical ResearchGordon shares motivation for developing innovative gut microbiome-directed therapies for malnutrition.Video February 17, 2023 Depression in stroke survivors like John Fetterman is common, experts saySource: NPR All Things Considered Posts navigation 1 2 3 … 107 Next ›
