Magnetic treatment studied for depression
School of Medicine researchers are seeking volunteers with clinical depression to learn whether a type of magnetic stimulation might help alleviate symptoms.
Coris’ lab named historic chemical landmark
The American Chemical Society has officially recognized Carl and Gerty Cori, the School of Medicine faculty members who shared a Nobel Prize in 1947.
Low serotonin-receptor levels linked to depression
Researchers say the low number could be the result of damage to the hippocampus that is caused by depressive episodes.
Genetics of hypertensive heart disease study needs volunteers
Researchers are looking for both healthy and hypertensive volunteers above age 21 as part of a four-year, $2.8 million grant.
Celebrating history
Photo by Bob BostonThe exhibit Influence 150: 150 Years of Shaping a City, a Nation, the World is at the Bernard Becker Medical Library and will be on display through May.
Genome of chicken is sequenced, made public
Led by Genome Sequencing Center Director Richard Wilson, researchers have assembled the genome of the Red Jungle Fowl.
Coverage of the uninsured focus of panel discussion
“The True Cost of Health Care in the United States” April 21 was organized by University medical students.
Goate named to Ludwig psychiatry chair
A key member of the Genetics Research Program, she also is a major contributor to the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center.
Nominate co-workers for Dean’s Distinguished Service Award
Nominations for the highest honor awarded to a medical staff member must be received by Oct. 31.
Holiday greetings
The annual Siteman Cancer Center holiday card features a penguin hearlding the holidays’ arrival to his friends.
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