Blood Vessels Can Actually Get Better With Age
Study finds that arteries adapt to oxidative stress caused by aging
View ArticleU.S. South Asians More Reluctant to Seek Medication for Pain
Health care workers should be culturally aware when caring for patients, families
View ArticleTool Helps Public Health Agencies Prioritize Health Risks
Researcher works with Brazil to identify top risks for chronic diseases
View ArticleWhite Coat Ceremony Marks Start of Professional Journey for 104 Students
New students receive 'cloak of compassion' and pledge to uphold medicine's highest values
View ArticleProtein-Packed Breakfast Prevents Body Fat Gain in Overweight Teens
High-protein breakfast also improves teens’ glycemic control
View ArticleAltes Named MU Radiology Chair
Altes excels in bench to bedside research, teaching and mentoring students, and clinical care
View ArticleClinic Notes Should Be Re-Engineered to Meet Needs of Physicians
Better documentation tools can lead to more efficient, safer patient care
View ArticleResearchers Identify Mechanism that Impairs Blood Flow with Aging
New findings could lead to treatments for age-related vascular disease
View Article(Un)common Folk
Biochemistry stalwart prepares to share his story for Corps of Discovery Lecture
View ArticleMU Awards Five Grants to Accelerate Biomedical Discoveries from Lab to Market
Coulter program pairs physicians, engineers to develop new health technologies
View ArticleA Short Walk Around the Office Can Reverse Vascular Dysfunction Caused by...
Short walks after sitting can offset the harm caused to vascular blood vessels
View ArticleNew Predictor of Health Complications Can Identify High-Risk Preemies
Blood eosinophilia predicts deadly complications for preemies with necrotizing enterocolitis
View ArticleKimchi Named Medical Director of Cancer Center
Accomplished academic physician also leads Division of Surgical Oncology
View ArticleCutting Sugary Drinks Helps Combat Increasing Teen Obesity Trend
Physician recommends removing sugary drinks from adolescent diets
View ArticleWorsowicz Named President of National Physical Medicine Academy
National medical society represents more than 9,000 physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists.
View ArticleVideo Conferencing Could Increase Shared Decision-making in Hospice Care
Researchers seek solutions to increase shared decision-making among terminally ill
View ArticleNew Data May Help Physicians Better Understand Risk of Lung Cancer
Study identifies more precise probability of cancer diagnosis
View ArticleBryant Scholars Program Expands to All Four-year Missouri Universities, Colleges
Program to address physician shortage in rural Missouri
View ArticleTest Catches Asthma in Children Before Symptoms Appear
Researchers find common pulmonary function test can help with early diagnosis
View ArticleGene Therapy Treats All Muscles in the Body in Muscular Dystrophy Dogs
Human clinical trials are next step, MU researchers say
View ArticleNew Finding Helps Explain Why Many Alcohol Drinkers Also Are Smokers
Knowledge may help curb alcohol and nicotine addiction
View ArticleTaking Cholesterol Medication Before Aneurysm Repair Improves Outcomes
Patients taking statins before endovascular aortic aneurysm surgery more likely to survive
View ArticleJohnson Named MU Anesthesiology Chair
Clinician educator joined University of Missouri in 2010
View ArticleMU Awarded $1.1 Million to Enhance Role of Primary Care Physicians
Program will train primary care doctors to create patient-centered medical homes
View ArticleResilience-based Interventions Could Curb Depression in LGBT Youths
Researchers suggest strategies to improve mental health of young people
View ArticleMU Health Students, Faculty Receive Awards at Annual Health Sciences Research...
Event features projects from student and physician researchers
View ArticleProfessor Recognized as International Leader in Microcirculation Research
Vascular health expert recently received prestigious Kitanomaru Award in Japan
View ArticleMU School of Medicine Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Rural Track Pipeline...
Aim is to address shortage of physicians in rural areas
View ArticleTelemedicine Effective for Patients, Helps Providers Establish Important...
Study shows video-based medical services well received by those who use the technology
View ArticleEffective, Selective Tweets Can Advance Research from Lab to Policymakers
Effective, Selective Tweets Can Advance Research from Lab to Policymakers
View ArticleBinge Drinking with Chronic Alcohol Use More Destructive than Previously Thought
Combination causes metabolic changes within liver, can harm other organs
View ArticleGene Thought to Suppress Cancer May Actually Promote Spread of Colorectal Cancer
Molecular studies of Sprouty2 advance understanding of metastasis
View ArticleMU Disaster-Relief Technology to be Displayed at National Trade Show
MU researchers will present Panacea’s Cloud at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
View ArticleSummit to Address Latest Advances in Telemedicine
Missouri Telehealth Summit set for Jan. 28 in Jefferson City
View ArticleColorectal Cancer More Likely to Affect Minorities at Younger Age
Study shows U.S. racial and ethnic groups under the age of 50 have increased risk
View ArticleMedical School Program Addresses Rural Physician Shortage
Service learning enhances medical training, may increase rural practitioners
View ArticleInfant-friendly Flu Vaccine Developed with Key Protein
Natural additive offers protection against flu for babies younger than six months
View ArticleChickenpox, Shingles Vaccine May Cause Corneal Inflammation in Some Patients
Primary care physicians should be aware of possible vision side effect for susceptible patients
View ArticleMU Radiology Professor Named India’s Person of the Year in Science
Katti honored for breakthrough research in nanomedicine and green nanotechnology
View ArticleHealth Management and Informatics Professor Leads Largest Health Survey in...
MU research center receives $2.13 million grant to survey more than 52,000 Missourians
View ArticleBlood Pressure Medicine May Improve Conversational Skills of Individuals with...
Propranolol found to boost performance on six key components of communication
View ArticleMU Neurologist Earns National Education Honor
Raghav Govindarajan, MD, to receive National Golden Apple Award for Teaching Excellence
View ArticleLack of Research Keeps End-of-Life Care in Status Quo
MU researcher finds only 10 clinical trials conducted in hospices since 1985, says more studies could improve patient care
View ArticleEvans Named Associate Dean and Chief Academic Officer for Springfield...
Role is to engage Columbia and Springfield leaders to provide strategic direction and vision
View ArticleAerobic Fitness May Protect Liver Against Chronic Alcohol Use
Higher metabolism from aerobic activity could prevent liver inflammation
View ArticleShow-Me ECHO Empowers Rural Physicians to Treat Hepatitis C, Other Chronic...
MU telehealth initiative aims to combat rising hepatitis C infection rates
View ArticleNew Surgical Technique Improves Biological Hip Joint Replacement
Larger grafts with beveled edges wear better, provide longer-lasting repair
View ArticleWomen Report More Challenges Than Men When Caring for Terminally Ill Loved Ones
MU researcher finds female caretakers experience lower self-esteem, more negative effects to their health and schedules than males
View ArticleNew Heat Wave Formula Can Help Public Health Agencies Prepare for Extreme...
New formula better captures extreme heat for a region
View ArticleImproved Imaging Takes X-ray Risks Out of the Picture
Study builds on previous research to show that fluoroless procedures are safer, just as effective
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