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Taking into account that each of us has unique physical characteristics partly determined by variations in our genes, pharmacogenetics researchers at the School of Medicine are finding ways to personalize cancer treatments.

This year’s results also rank WUSTL fourth in financial resources, fifth in faculty resources, sixth in selectivity and ninth in alumni giving.

Stoll has been named associate vice chancellor for development; Henson and Schwartz have been promoted to assistant vice chancellors.

Herbert Van den Burg, a lecturer in the Department of Music in Arts & Sciences from 1953-1970, died Aug. 14; he was 100.

Erik Trinkaus analyzed anatomical evidence of early modern humans, which suggests a reduction in the strength of the smaller toes.

It will now be referred to as the African and African American Studies Program in Arts & Sciences.

Joachim Faust, Aaron Weisman and Steve Lopatin were in Georgia for a four-week English language camp supported by the University.

About 4,000 wrong-site surgeries take place in the United States each year — that’s about one in 17,000 surgeries. More medical news

Career Center Director Mark W. Smith says students now will probably have a much easier time finding a job.

Users can search up to 10 of the libraries’ databases at once, more easily accessing information quickly from a variety of sources.