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WashU Medicine cancer biostatistician receives 2026 Annie T. Randall Innovator Award.

For most people, sweating is a normal part of life. But for Azra Pervan, now 15, excessive sweating, a condition known as hyperhidrosis, controlled nearly every part of her life.

Participants in early clinical trial had increased immune response, slowed tumor progression

New minimally invasive approach now available at Barnes-Jewish Hospital.

A bladder diary is one of the best tools for understanding urinary problems and tailoring a treatment plan to your daily life.

Bladder cancer is among the most frequently diagnosed cancers in the United States.

Join general surgery resident Dr. Ken Newcomer for a discussion with Dr. Ryan Fields, the former chair of the Section of Surgical Oncology in the Department of Surgery at WashU Medicine and leading expert in comprehensive surgical cancer care.

Tom Williamson, a competitive distance runner in high school, thought he was simply out of shape when it became increasingly difficult to breathe while doing everyday activities around his Northwest Chicago suburban home. It was something he lived with until an excruciating stomach pain put him in the hospital.

Pediatric cardiothoracic surgeons advance surgical approaches in life-saving treatment.

Surgeons recognized for exceptional clinical care, education, research and service at WashU Medicine.

Detect skin cancer early to ensure effective treatment.

Skin cancer is common, but you are not powerless against it.