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The World Health Organization has released new guidelines for the treatment of severe acute malnutrition, based in large part on research at the School of Medicine. Shown is the school’s Mark Manary, MD, whose research helped spur the changes.
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Applications are now being accepted for WUSTL’s 2014 Global Diversity Overseas Seminar (GDOS) program. The GDOS program is a staff-development opportunity involving seminars, group discussions and assigned readings culminating in a week-long trip to a country that hosts one of WUSTL’s study-abroad programs. Next year’s destination is Ghana. The application deadline is Jan. 8.
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Ann Marie Dale, PhD (right), of the School of Medicine, has conducted studies to evaluate methods to reduce injuries that construction workers suffer. She is shown here with Lisa Jaegers (left), also of the School of Medicine, and Fritz Hoffmeister, of C&R Mechanical Co., at the Shriners Hospitals for Children-St. Louis construction site.
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Slowly take five deep breaths. In the latest installment of the Record’s series looking at stress, WUSTL experts offer this and other tips for overcoming stress. Plus, check out a video from South 40 Fitness Center yoga instructor Lynda Anderson.
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