May 19, 2019 Commencement 2019 Gratitude, truth and perseverance: Washington University School of Medicine celebrates the Class of 2019.Medical Campus & Community, Photo Gallery, Video May 23, 2019 Reimagining 4340 DuncanRehab of historic building will provide startup support, spaces in Cortex Innovation Community.Medical Campus & Community, Video May 23, 2019 Cancer treatment lessons from Hurricane MariaRadiation oncologist discusses his colleagues’ struggles to treat patients after disaster.News Release May 22, 2019 Proton therapy for cancer lowers risk of side effectsCure rates just as high for proton therapy as standard radiation therapy.News Release May 21, 2019 A blood test can predict dementia. Trouble is, there’s no cureSource: Bloomberg May 15, 2019 Scott receives lifetime achievement award from laboratory medicine societyRecognized for training laboratory medicine professions, improving lab tests.National Leaders May 15, 2019 Medical student to give graduate student addressQ&A with Keane: Complementing surgery with sports, having four siblings at WashU, and more.Profiles May 15, 2019 Unending trauma: Addressing mental health needs of 1 million refugeesWith scarce resources, Patel and Glowinski partner in Bangladesh.Outlook Magazine May 14, 2019 Creative workshops help kids relieve stress with artGlowinski, artist Outlaw address mental health through artwork.Medical Campus & Community May 12, 2019 When to start worrying about a chronic itchSource: Washington Post May 10, 2019 Schwarz named vice chair for research in radiation oncologyPhysician-scientist also treats patients with cervical cancer.News Release May 10, 2019 ‘I understand people feeling desperate’: MD candidate heads to ERMcCarron says roots prepared him for emergency medicine.Class Acts May 10, 2019 Avidan named head of anesthesiologyAlso will become anesthesiologist-in-chief at Barnes-Jewish Hospital.News Release May 9, 2019 Evangelicals take on artificial intelligenceSource: Wall Street Journal May 9, 2019 Margenthaler named president-elect of breast surgery boardHas served on organization’s board since 2017.National Leaders May 9, 2019 Snapshot of chikungunya could lead to drugs, vaccines for viral arthritisResearchers create detailed image of virus bound to protein found on cells in joints.News Release May 6, 2019 Drug-resistant tuberculosis reversed in labNew strategy may improve treatment for deadly infection.News Release May 6, 2019 Perlmutter receives Spirit of Hope AwardRecognized for advocacy of basic research.News Release May 3, 2019 Physical therapy association honors EarhartNamed a Catherine Worthingham Fellow, the group's highest honor.National Leaders May 3, 2019 Neuroscientists peer into the mind’s eyeSource: NPR Science Friday May 2, 2019 Director of pediatric hematology and oncology division namedJorge Di Paola noted for expertise in genetics of blood disorders .News Release May 2, 2019 AI evolved creepy images to please a monkey’s brainSource: The Atlantic May 1, 2019 Experimental ALS treatment could be ‘game-changing’ for genetic ALSSource: CNN May 1, 2019 Siteman Cancer Center announces first network affiliate in IllinoisAlton Memorial Hospital joins Siteman Cancer Network to reduce cancer’s effect in west central Illinois.News Release April 30, 2019 Colonna, Ley elected to National Academy of SciencesSchool of Medicine scientists among 100 new members nationwide.News Release April 30, 2019 $5.1 million to target silent cause of heart attacks, strokesFunding supports effort to identify, treat vulnerable plaque in arteries.News Release April 30, 2019 Antibiotics may treat endometriosisTargeted treatment reduces number of disease-causing microbes in mice.News Release April 26, 2019 Newfound autoimmune syndrome causes muscle pain, weaknessRare syndrome can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs.News Release April 26, 2019 Nine out of 11 pregnancy tests tell women they are ‘not pregnant’ when they ARESource: Daily Mail April 26, 2019 Wearable motion detectors identify subtle motor deficits in childrenCould lead to early intervention, help prevent disability.News Release April 25, 2019 Zipfel named head of neurosurgeryAlso will become neurosurgeon-in-chief at Barnes-Jewish Hospital.News Release April 25, 2019 Homemade kits with tourniquets make gunshot first aid more availableSource: Reuters April 23, 2019 Americans getting more inactive, computers partly to blameSource: Associated Press April 23, 2019 School of Medicine names new chief information officerMaria Russo will oversee information technology needs related to clinical services.News Release April 23, 2019 Despite health warnings, Americans still sit too muchSurvey of 50,000 people across multiple ages, racial, ethnic groups documents troubling trends.News Release April 22, 2019 New rules for lung transplants lead to unintended consequencesHigher costs, fewer lungs available for transplant from local donors.News Release April 18, 2019 The sleep-dementia connectionSource: Scientific American Posts navigation 1 2 3 … 74 Next ›
