Improved Imaging Takes X-ray Risks Out of the Picture
Fluoroscopy makes guiding a catheter through a blood vessel possible. However, fluoroscopy, a form of real-time moving X-ray, also exposes
Improving Lives Outside of Our Walls
Read about Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Dean Dr. Richard Barohn’s recent visits with staff throughout the health
In Memoriam: Bill Salzer, 1950-2019
Salzer died of cancer on Sept. 28, 2019, at the age of 68.
In Memory of Robert T. Littlejohn, MD, 1935-2019
Dr. Robert T. Littlejohn, an icon of Mizzou Orthopaedics and the TLRO, passed away in Lee’s Summit, MO on September
In The News
Read about how The Thompson Laboratory is featured in media, journals and other publications.
In memoriam: Illhoi Yoo, PhD
It is with sadness that we share the passing of one of our own, Illhoi Yoo, PhD, associate professor of
Inaugural Graduate of Springfield Clinical Campus Plans to Return to Southwest Missouri
Five years ago, the MU School of Medicine opened a second clinical campus in Springfield as part of an initiative
Increased Endometrial Cancer Rates Found in Women with High Levels of Cadmium
(8/8/17) Researcher recommends women limit cadmium intake to reduce risk of endometrial cancer.
Increased Reaction to Stress Linked to Gastrointestinal Issues in Children with Autism
One in 68 American children lives with autism spectrum disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Many
Increasing Muscle Elasticity Improves Heart Failure
(1/13/26) If someone’s in heart failure, that means their heart is no longer able to function well enough to meet
