Author: Leslie Roettger

Groundbreaking cancer research helps shed light on recently identified syndrome

The Need is Real One could argue that there has never been a more essential time to pursue a research-based career in clinical and translational science. With the onset of the current pandemic in tandem with the rapid release of new medical technologies, a well-trained translational science workforce is necessary for the future of public […]

Washington University to lead national clinical trial investigating therapy

Walensky also spoke to group of women faculty, trainees

Discussion featuring Rochelle Walensky will be livestreamed

This episode of ‘Show Me the Science’ focuses on how health-care professionals might spend more quality time addressing the concerns of patients unsure whether they want to be vaccinated

In mice, roseolovirus disrupts immune cells’ process of learning self-recognition

Data point to rise in anxiety, depression, substance use disorders, suicidal thoughts

Medical trailblazer Victoria Fraser, MD, focuses on creating equity in academic medicine.

Improves insulin secretion, lowers blood sugar

People who have received 2 or 3 doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to be enrolled

Studies show omicron resists antibodies; causes milder disease in mice, hamsters

WashU receives part of $103 million to address depression, anxiety related to pandemic

Cardiovascular care essential part of post-infection care

Throughout his professional career, Alessandro Vindigni, PhD, has always been fascinated by the mechanisms that bridge DNA and people together. An expert in genome integrity, Vindigni’s diverse background spans extensive research in DNA repair to years of experience collaborating and strengthening interactions with the international scientific community. Today, Vindigni, Professor, Washington University School of Medicine, […]

Cardiologist known for electrocardiography expertise, dedication to teaching

This episode of ‘Show Me the Science’ focuses on how omicron makes many less sick than earlier variants, but is deadly to some and has negated some previously effective therapies

MO/Notify pop-up notifications can help slow virus’ spread but users need to opt in

Metabolite of TB-causing bacteria also may help monitor response to treatment

Cross-disciplinary team identifies genetic cause of rare, undiagnosed lung disease

School of Medicine, BJC HealthCare program reaches patients in under-resourced communities

This episode of ‘Show Me the Science’ looks at how our health-care system is attempting to keep up with the exploding number of sick patients during the virus’s latest wave

Treatment with interleukin-7 revs up immune system against deadly brain tumor

Perspective piece by Elvin Geng, MD, MPH

Aim is better treatments for river blindness, intestinal worm infections

This episode of ‘Show Me the Science’ features doctors who face exhaustion as they work in emergency rooms and ICUs again crowded with COVID-19 patients

The Washington University Complete Care Clinic (WUCC) held a retreat for their clinical team including physicians, nurse practitioners, medical assistants, registered nurses, and clinical administration on Friday, December 10, 2021. Developed and led by Abby Spencer, MD, professor and vice chair for education in the Department of Medicine, the retreat featured a variety of activities including […]

Total grants from NIH reach $576 million this year, an all-time high and more than $200 million increase since 2016

School of Medicine, BJH program with Air Force medical professionals supports deployment readiness

Natural killer cells could help young patients with few treatment options

Mouse study IDs immune cells as link, points to potential therapeutic approaches

This episode of ‘Show Me the Science’ looks at the new, highly contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus, and how scientists are working to determine whether it evades vaccines and to identify strategies to stay safe

6 floors will be added to the Medical Campus building, greatly expanding lab space

Congratulations to Washington University TL1 trainees, Ameen Awad, Samuel Cortez, MD, Annahita Fotouhi, and Alexandra Zdonczyk for winning the inaugural TL1 Debate on November 9, 2021, defeating a team from the University of Michigan. The debate, a new event developed from an existing training exercise for TL1 trainees at Washington University in St. Louis, featured […]

School of Medicine projects focus on superbugs commonly found in hospitalized patients in India, Pakistan

Kickoff event Nov. 18 launches preparations for LCME accreditation process

Mouse studies show promise for potential new pancreatic cancer therapy