Campus Author: Stephen Leet
The associate professor of architecture’s book is titled Richard Neutra’s Miller House.
Treating the whole patient
“A large part of my work involves caring for pediatric patients who are undergoing stem-cell transplants,” says Shalini Shenoy, M.D. “I like what I do, because even though a transplant is a fairly rigorous intervention, the end result can be so gratifying — we can reverse a lot of very serious disorders with it.” Shenoy […]
Service First
Photo by Mary ButkusMore than 1,000 WUSTL students, mainly freshmen, volunteered their time for the annual Service First initiative.
Weidenbaum Center forum series to open with discussion of excise taxes in health care
The series, which is free and open to the public, also includes forums on education finance and monetary policy.
Mallinckrodt distinguished professor
Photo by Mary ButkusWilliam F. Tate was installed as an Edward Mallinckrodt Distinguished Professor in Arts & Sciences Sept. 6 in Holmes Lounge.
Smoking and high-risk viruses pose danger for cervical cancer patients
Cancer patients infected with either of two strains of human papillomavirus were twice as likely to die of their disease.
Gephardt Institute to celebrate inaugural event
It will feature remarks by Richard Gephardt, a keynote lecture by internationally renowned economist Hernando de Soto and a reception.
Rubin named director of Master of Arts & Doctor of Medicine Program
The professor of medicine and of molecular biology and pharmacology has served as an M.A./M.D. Program committee member for a decade.
Dancer Alonzo King to present discussion
In addition, King and Arturo Fernandez will set excerpts from two of King’s works on students in the Performing Arts Department.
Protein serves as motor for regenerating nerves
“We really thought that myosin II was just a motor, but it seems to help steer as well,” said senior investigator Paul C. Bridgman.
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