Washington University in St. Louis has developed a new test for blood cancers that was approved by Medicare. Anthony Morabith chats with Dr. Richard Cote at WASH U’s School of Medicine on Show Me Today.
While the budget approved last week by the Missouri House cuts funding for the state’s public colleges and universities, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle hope some of those cuts can be restored this summer. And two key lawmakers from different parties are...
Scientists at the Washington University School of Medicine looking at 12 different types of cancer have identified 127 significantly mutated genes that appear to drive development of a range of tumors in the body. Those scientists hope the findings and more like them...
Doctors at Washington University in St. Louis say they’ve learned that preliminary testing on cervical tumors can predict how effective standard treatments will be on them. Assistant professor of radiation oncology Julie Schwarz, MD, PhD, says the current...
Research done largely in St. Louis has uncovered a link between two types of cancer that could lead to better treatment of one, and eventually others. Scientists have known that breast cancer is not one disease, but the analysis is shedding light on the nature of...
