Health & Medicine Events
May 21-22
May 20-24
June 1-2
Health & Medicine
New philanthropy record
Alpha Epsilon Pi raises $123,000 for cancer research
Will race for food
46 boats compete in the Float Your Boat for the Food Bank race
From College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
Published: April 22, 2013
Navigating the spectrum
Mizzou takes on autism
Family ties
Life Sciences and Society Symposium draws MU kith and kin
Profiles unmasked
Facebook activity offers clues to mental health
Setting the wheels in motion
MU takes on KU while coach preps for Paralympic Games
Slide show |
Published: Feb. 7, 2013
Mizzou year in review
2012: Building a strong foundation
Talk about appearance
Putting body-image issues on the table for discussion
Video |
Published: Dec. 17, 2012
School of Nursing makes MU history
MU’s largest research grant will improve care for older adultsFrom MIZZOU magazine
Published: Nov. 7, 2012
Feeding Mizzou
Tiger Pantry reaches out to community in needFrom Mizzou Weekly
Published: Oct. 30, 2012
David’s journey
Retired Mizzou professor’s video series educates students and colleagues about living with cancerFrom MIZZOU magazine
Published: Oct. 2, 2012
Biomedical miracles
Prestigious partnership funds five new health care innovations by MU scientists
Cape Town curanderas
South African students research plant-based medicines at Mizzou
A full heart
Remembering Hugh Stephenson, Mr. Mizzou Medicine
Survival of the unfit
Understanding biology of prehistoric ancestors sheds light on modern chronic maladiesFrom MIZZOU magazine
Published: June 18, 2012
Dogs on call
Veterinary clinic’s team of greyhounds saves pets
First aid for the mind
MU Counseling Center trains faculty and staff to address mental health issuesFrom Mizzou Weekly
Published: May 2, 2012
Getaway for good
MU students seek spring break with a purpose
Strand-up comedy
Geneticist Jim Birchler entertains studentsFrom MIZZOU magazine
Published: March 20, 2012
Coming to our senses
Food symposium promises to please the palate and nourish the mind
Seed money
With UM System funding, new biotech firms take root in Columbia
Brain trust
Head injury survivor joins psychology researcher
Coming of age
Marilyn Rantz heralds an eldercare renaissance
High-tech health care
The doctor is in and wired to help
Mizzou year in review
2011: The great blizzard, the Independence Bowl victory and everything in between
LeFevre fever
MU physician's honor is hot news nationally
Sustainable energy
The growth of green at MizzouFrom MIZZOU magazine
Published: Nov. 29, 2011
Guardian of America’s health
How Jack Colwill shaped family medicine
Mizzou stands united
Tigers team up for a community cause
A matter of perception
Marching Mizzou drum major hopes to change how people see visual impairments
Accounting for taste
Graduate student develops flavor-release ice creamFrom College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
Published: Sept. 8, 2011
Molecule master
Fred Hawthorne's uncommon research takes on common cancers
Mizzou on call
After the tornado Tigers help Missourians in need
Media of the future
Tigers take on emerging media in the news room, the board room — even the operating roomFrom MIZZOU magazine
Published: May 31, 2011
Lab work gets personal
Discovery Fellow’s research project hits close to home
Joint research
Knee bone connects engineers to surgeons
Connecting as family
Adult Day Connection staff creates a home away from homeVideo |
Published: April 8, 2011
Brain probe
Steven Pinker headlines MU symposium on neuroethics
Good chemistry
Water chemical specialist Bob Johns forms tight bonds at MizzouVideo |
Published: March 11, 2011
One health, one medicine
The convergence of human and animal health
Perspectives on Haiti
Professors offer insight into the earthquake, its aftermath and the people of HaitiVideo |
Published: Feb. 22, 2011
My protégé, my physician
MU professors choose former students as their doctors
2010 Mizzou Year in Review
Tigers make their mark in the arts, athletics and medicineFrom Holidays at Mizzou
Published: Dec. 29, 2010
Scholarship tossup
Mizzou biochemistry student throws a football for national scholarship
New kids on the block
Mizzou opens Women's and Children's HospitalVideo |
Published: Sept. 9, 2010
Aging with autism
Focus on children may leave autistic adults underservedFrom Illumination
Published: July 16, 2010
Food nouveau
At the Farm to Table Festival, haute cuisine means back to basics
Dogs with degrees
MU veterinarians keep an eye on service dogsVideo |
Published: May 28, 2010
Under the skin
Mizzou senior presents breakthrough melanoma research at national eventVideo |
Published: April 12, 2010
Dog days at Mizzou
Bark if you can read the bottom line
The art of biology
Symposium surveys the junction of life science and human expression
The nerdiest of all
Toxicologist named Mizzou Wire's Nerd of the YearVideo |
Published: March 1, 2010
Nerd of the Year
Vote for your favorite professor from Nerds of Mizzou
Nerds of Mizzou
International nerd is compulsively curious
Less ‘me,’ more ‘we’
Until recently, scientists thought trying to study spirituality was a hopeless caseFrom Mizzou magazine
Published: Nov. 24, 2009
Well and good
Wellness fair gives Mizzou employees health helpFrom Mizzou Weekly
Published: Nov. 9, 2009
Nerds of Mizzou
Comedy geek
Planting a seed
Mizzou Botanic Garden lays groundwork for the future of horticultureSlide show |
Published: Aug. 26, 2009
Mind games
A workout for the brain offers hope for kids with autismFrom Illumination magazine
Published: July 24, 2009
On call
MU rapid-response team saves newborns in Mennonite communities
The pulse of biotechnology
How bioelectrics research could make us healthier
Nerds of Mizzou
Nerd nurse is quite a case
Nerds of Mizzou
Evans campaigns for Nerd title. Really.
Nerds of Mizzou
Drop the CliffsNotes. Lenworth Johnson expects details.
Magic words
Child soldier and author's MU events explore the role of storytelling in healing
Mizzou in review
Looking back at a year of firsts, records and milestones
The glamorous life
Mizzou honor student named among magazine’s Top 10 College Women
Ahead of the game
Wii helps seniors stay sharp and spry
Modern Prometheus
Physics Professor Gabor Forgacs explains how to grow replacement organs using bio-inkFrom Illumination
Published: June 19, 2008
Dog’s best friend
Mizzou’s Jimi Cook is named America’s best vet
For healthy kids
Nursing researcher and students screen for health in the Dominican Republic
Fashionable fundraising
Runway show raises money for autism and helps Mizzou campaign top $900 million
One small step for mice
A NASA-funded study could lead to leaps for human health
Building biochemistry bridges
Previously scattered molecular researchers now stick together
One smile at a time
Mizzou doctoral student helps children cope with medical experiences
The year at Mizzou
Mizzou Wire rounds up the best, brightest and biggest of 2007
Air aid
Staff for Life Helicopter Service celebrates 25 years
A breast cancer connection
Researcher shows link between growth hormones and tumors
Employees get healthy
Wellness program provides support for faculty and staff
HIV in a new light
Marc Johnson’s images could help solve an infectious puzzle
Man’s best workout partner
Commitment to canines motivates exercisers
The jury is in
Mizzou law professor gives malpractice a thorough checkup