Goldstein awards honor top educators
Recipients — selected by faculty & peers after a formal nomination process — were Martin Boyer, Lewis Chase and Robert Rothbaum.
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Adult and child brains perform tasks differently
Changes in regional brain activity from childhood to adulthood may reflect more efficient use of the brain as it matures.
Free asthma screenings to be at St. Louis Science Center
It’s part of the ninth annual Nationwide Asthma Screening Program; the condition is responsible for nearly 4,500 deaths each year.
Staff Day celebration set for May 23
Games, activities and an awards ceremony will honor and thank staff for their contributions to the University’s success.
Health benefits open enrollment starts; coverage time frame shifts
The cycle for health benefits enrollment will now run on the calendar year instead of the University’s fiscal year.
U. College student helps with tsunami relief effort
“You try to prep yourself before you go (there), but you really can’t,” says Keren Kinglow, a pre-med student and intensive-care unit nurse.
The dog days of finals
Photo by Mary ButkusThe Stress Free Zone, providing a way for students to relax during their preparations for final exams, included pet therapy.
A day in the life
Photo by Joe Angeles”Take Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day” gave children several options for spending their day in various discussions or programs.
Autism’s genetic structure offers insights
A diagnostic interview tool and with DNA samples from family members help researchers hunt for genes that can contribute to autism.
More medical news
A jack-of-all-trades
In its Clinical and Translational Research Program, the Siteman Cancer Center runs about 350 clinical trials simultaneously, gathering health information from hundreds of patients. To set up each study and analyze the resulting data requires expertise in biostatistics. This keeps J. Philip Miller, the biostatistics core director at Siteman, very busy. He and his staff […]