A recent study by by researchers at WashU Medicine and Whiterabbit.ai shows AI might improve breast cancer screening by reducing false positives without compromising detection rates. Read more: medicine.wustl.edu/news/ai-assist…

🎉We're thrilled to announce that the Washington University Program in Physical Therapy has been named THE #1 PT Program in the Country by U.S. News & World Report! We're proud to continue leading the way in shaping the future of physical therapy! #1PTProgram #WashUPT #physicaltherapy

🌞🌑 Did you catch yesterday's eclipse? WashU Medicine's students, staff and faculty had a front-row seat (with proper eye protection, of course!) 🏥🔭

🌞🌑Today marks #Eclipse2024 ! Get ready to witness this extraordinary event safely. WashU pediatric optometrist Mark S. Rallo, OD, shares essential tips for protecting your eyes during the eclipse. fox2now.com/am-show/keepin…

Congrats to Cassandra M. Pruitt, MD, new director of the Division of Academic Pediatrics at WashU Medicine. With her proven expertise and leadership in pediatrics, we look forward to her continued impact on children’s health. medicine.wustl.edu/news/pruitt-na…

Considering hypoglossal nerve stimulation for sleep apnea? WashU Medicine research has new findings - it may be less effective for people with higher BMIs. Learn more: medicine.wustl.edu/news/nerve-sti…

A new WashU Medicine study in mice suggests activating brain's immune cells (microglia) could be a new approach to fight Alzheimer's. Learn more: medicine.wustl.edu/news/immunothe…

How does mobility affect heart health? An NIH-funded study led by WashU Medicine researcher Kerri Morgan, PhD, looks to expand on our understanding of exercise’s effects in people who use wheelchairs. medicine.wustl.edu/news/how-does-…

According to a study led by WashU Medicine researchers, a new T cell immunotherapy is effective in treating some patients with two types of sarcoma, rare cancers of the body’s soft tissues. medicine.wustl.edu/news/some-sarc…

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A team led by WashU Medicine researchers aims to develop a single-injection treatment for osteoarthritis. A recently announced award of up to $31 million from the ARPA-H will support these efforts. medicine.wustl.edu/news/grant-of-…

U.S. FDA granted Emergency Use Authorization for Pemgarda - a monoclonal antibody for SARS-CoV-2

I spoke to the The New York Times about this.

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Memorial Grove at Tyson offers a peaceful setting to honor loved ones who selflessly contributed to medical advancement at WashU Medicine through body donation. Learn more about the site: medicine.wustl.edu/news/school-of…

Congrats to our #WashUMed Class of 2024! The first to fully navigate our Gateway Curriculum, these grads displayed dedication and resilience and emerged ready to change the world on Match Day! medicine.wustl.edu/news/medical-s…

There's just one WashU Medicine team remaining and one day left to vote in the 2024 #STATMadness bracket. View the competition and vote for your favorite innovations here: statnews.com/feature/stat-m…

💤 Don't underestimate the power of sleep! 💭 Lack of sleep leaves you exhausted and may hinder your brain's cleanup process. Researchers at Washington U. Med have uncovered how sleep kickstarts the brain's waste disposal system, crucial for cognitive function. bit.ly/3TotEzz

WashU Medicine grads are ready to make a difference!

Considering a career in medicine? Connect with us here: mdadmissions.wustl.edu/match/ #Match2024

Please vote for our paper that supports a potential novel use for radiotherapy in heart failure. Matchup 5, stat news, only 2 days left for this round! statnews.com/feature/stat-m…

New #NIH -funded research at Washington U. Med found that the slow brain waves associated with restful sleep are responsible for flushing waste from the brain. With further research, this process might be harnessed to delay or prevent neurological diseases. go.nih.gov/3reSmd7

WashU Medicine student Ashley Huggins reflects on Match Day and shares her outlook for residency. Think WashU Medicine might be your right match? Connect with us and learn more here: mdadmissions.wustl.edu/match/ #Match2024