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The findings suggest a novel mechanism in which dietary fat can attach directly to proteins that regulate bioelectricity. More medical news

Among them, Leana S. Wen was elected national president of the American Medical Student Association.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death among the more than 13 million diabetics in the U.S.; the research was published in Circulation Research.

WUSTL and Harvard researchers showed that both models are valid and active; they appear to operate within single developing nerve cells.

They used a unique instrument at WUSTL called the “NanoSIMS” — a type of secondary ion mass spectrometer — to determine these findings.

The event, co-sponsored by the University, will begin and end at Brookings Hall and will wind through Forest Park.

Steven N. Rappaport, Barry S. Schermer, John C. Shapleigh, Raymond P. Wexler, Alan B. Bornstein & Linda M. Martinez will be honored.

Three Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra musicians will be on hand for “How We Make Music Together: Saving the Saint Louis Symphony.”

Michele Johnson and Tara Sinclair were honored April 14 at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum.

Softball team wins 22nd-straight game The top-ranked softball team tied a school record by winning its 22nd-straight game with six wins last week. The Bears swept a doubleheader, 8-0 and 10-2, at Greenville College on April 15, then posted four wins at the Illinois Wesleyan University Invitational. On April 16, WUSTL posted a school-record 22nd […]