Topic: Neurological Disorders November 19, 2020 Young people with disabilities focus of COVID-19 testing grant$5 million grant to fund saliva tests for students, teachers, staff in schools operated by Special School District of St. Louis County.News Release February 9, 2016 Washington University ‘Memory Hackers’ featured on PBS/NOVAThe NOVA special on the science of human memory will air Wednesday, Feb. 10, on PBS stations across the nation. January 25, 2016 Blunt visits Medical Campus to highlight increase in NIH fundingUniversity leaders and U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., celebrate a $2 billion increase in NIH funding.Medical Campus & Community January 19, 2016 Dissolvable brain sensors disintegrate once their job is doneSource: The Atlantic January 18, 2016 Team develops wireless, dissolvable sensors to monitor brainTiny implants measure intracranial pressure, temperature before being absorbed into the body.News Release December 2, 2015 John N. Constantino, MDAwarded by child psychiatry academy.National Leaders November 25, 2015 Tackling concussion recovery: How to accommodate injured kidsSource: U.S. News & World Report October 19, 2015 Weak brain connections may link premature birth and later disordersSource: NPR All Things Considered September 28, 2015 How your brain is wired reveals the real youSource: Scientific American September 28, 2015 Antibiotic evaluated for reducing brain injury due to bleedingInvestigators at Washington University are studying the use of the antibiotic minocycline to prevent delayed injury in patients with brain bleeds.Innovate Magazines June 10, 2015 Brain-computer interface reverses paralysis in stroke victimsSource: Reuters May 4, 2015 Research center seeks broad solutions for neurological diseasesThe Hope Center for Neurological Disorders explores common avenues of disease to develop and apply solutions broadly.Innovate Magazines March 25, 2015 Studying the effects of traumatic brain injury in war zonesEarly psychological symptoms may be a predictor of later disability in military personnel with mild concussions, new research from Washington University School of Medicine finds.School of Medicine October 4, 2014 The Human ConnectomeEffort to relate brain connectivity to individual capabilities will establish a new baseline for future studies.Outlook Magazine July 2, 2014 Intraoperative imaging improves brain tumor removalUsing new versions of familiar technologies, Washington University surgeons are improving treatment of common brain tumors known as pituitary adenomas.Innovate Magazines June 21, 2014 Psychiatry’s therapeutic frontierPartnership envisions novel treatments for mental illness.Outlook Magazine June 2, 2014 Soluble electronics reliably monitor intracranial pressureUsing soluble circuits and wireless communication to monitor intracranial pressure may improve traumatic brain injury outcomes.Innovate Magazines June 2, 2014 Mapping the neural networks of epilepsyResearch into the functional organization of epilepsy-altered brains may lead to early identification of best treatment option..Innovate Magazines May 30, 2014 Cancer stem cells drive brain tumor growthTargeting cancer stem cells, which make certain cancers resistant to treatment, could improve outcomes for patients.Innovate Magazines, School of Medicine January 13, 2014 New center studies infection and autoimmunity in central nervous systemWashington University’s new Center for Neuroimmunology and Neuroinfectious Diseases focuses on disorders of the spinal cord and brain.Innovate Magazines December 17, 2013 New approach lets neurosurgeons map the brain faster, cheaperNew research at Washington University shows looking at the brain while at rest can help scientists learn about the structure and function of the brain.Innovate Magazines November 4, 2013 New clinic treats rare neurological disorderWashington University has the Midwest’s only multidisciplinary program specializing in treating patients with the genetic disorder neurofibromatosis type 2.Innovate Magazines November 4, 2013 Neurofibromatosis (NF) Center provides patient care and support, seeks solutionsWashington University’s Neurofibromatosis (NF) Center focuses on research and patient care for individuals affected by NF, a complex genetic disorder.Innovate Magazines June 10, 2013 Taylor Family Institute targets psychiatric illness researchWashington University has received $20 million to fund the Taylor Family Institute that will help develop new therapies for psychiatric disorders.Innovate Magazines, School of Medicine Posts navigation 1 2 Next ›
