Articles by Washington University School of Medicine

Analysis of 33 tumor types identifies jumping gene-derived tumor antigens that can be used to design new immunotherapies

Discovery could accelerate progress toward therapies for primary tauopathies

Identifying high-risk patients could improve cancer care

Test is up to 93 percent accurate at identifying people at risk of Alzheimer's dementia

Blood, urine biopsies could pave way for more personalized cancer therapy

However, people treated for autoimmune conditions produce weaker responses than healthy people

Findings help explain why vaccinated people at low risk during delta surge

International clinical trial yields mixed results with unclear cognitive effects but promising biomarker results

Months after having mild COVID-19, antibody-producing cells persist

The blood test measures levels of mitochondrial DNA, a sign of cell death and hyperinflammation

The discovery could lead to early screening and shed light on how the malformation arises

Promising target for blood-based diagnostic test

Cysts likely to become cancerous ID'd with 95 percent accuracy