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Study asks whether healthy diet or weight loss makes you live longer​

Researchers at the School of Medicine are recruiting volunteers for a study comparing the potential health and longevity benefits of the Mediterranean diet with those of a typical American diet. The study’s aim is to determine whether health and longevity are influenced more by healthy eating or by weight loss.

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Bhayani named chief medical officer of Washington University Physicians

Sam Bhayani, MD, has been appointed chief medical officer of the Faculty Practice Plan at the School of Medicine, effective Nov. 1. The university’s Faculty Practice Plan, known as Washington University Physicians, ranks among the five largest academic group practices in the United States.

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WashU Expert: Allen on housing Syrian refugees

In response to the Syrian refugee crisis, many in St. Louis have called for the city to open its arms to Syrian refugees. Architectural historian Michael Allen, of Arts & Sciences, says St. Louis has a long history of welcoming, and benefiting from, waves of immigrants — and that the existing housing stock easily could accommodate thousands of new residents.

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Engineering students spent summers learning outside the classroom

Several students in the School of Engineering & Applied Science spent their summers learning, but not in traditional classroom settings. They wrote blogs about their experiences, such as repairing medical equipment in Guatemala.

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6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23

Overseas program: LGBTQIA Abroad discussion

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4:15 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24

‘Water in Earth’s Mantle’

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6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24

‘Ferguson: One Year Later’

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WUSTL Campus Voices

‘Plan for stadium site should honor American Indian values’

Molly Tovar, EdD, director of the Buder Center for American Indian Studies, and John Kelly, PhD, a senior lecturer in archaeology in Arts & Sciences, write in a commentary in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the proposed site for a new football stadium has cultural significance to the American Indian community, and they raise concerns that the group’s views have been overlooked.

Announcements

Student Technology Services hackathon planned for Oct. 2

Student Technology Services is organizing a hackathon, open to all university students, beginning Friday, Oct. 2. Participants will have 48 hours to create a new software application or feature, and parameters are given at the start of the competition. The deadline to register is Sept. 30.

OT program receives 10-year accreditation

The Program in Occupational Therapy at the School of Medicine has received 10-year accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association. ACOTE representatives visited this spring, meeting with numerous faculty, partners and students to assess the program.

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