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Four early-career physician-scientists selected as Dean’s Scholars 

Four early-career physician-scientists selected as Dean’s Scholars  (Links to an external site)

Four physician-scientists have been selected as Dean’s Scholars, a program that supports outstanding early-career faculty.
Targeting tumor metabolism to fight cancer

Targeting tumor metabolism to fight cancer (Links to an external site)

Collaboration among WashU Medicine researchers to address challenges in tumor metabolism.
Brown receives community-engaged research award

Brown receives community-engaged research award

Victoria Brown, PhD, received the Provost Impact Award for Early Career Community-Engaged Research.
Colon and Rectum: Part 1 – Washington Manual of Surgery

Colon and Rectum: Part 1 – Washington Manual of Surgery

Join general surgery resident Dr. Jorge Zárate Rodriguez for a discussion with expert minimally invasive surgeon, Dr. Steven Hunt, whose broad expertise covers the breadth of colon and rectal surgery.
Five surgeons elected into AΩA class of 2026

Five surgeons elected into AΩA class of 2026

Five surgery faculty and trainees were inducted to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society class of 2026.
Designing the future of surgical education: Beneville and Hatcher reflect on fellowship experience

Designing the future of surgical education: Beneville and Hatcher reflect on fellowship experience

WISE fellows reflect on their experience training in simulation curriculum development.
Surgery staff recognized for career milestones

Surgery staff recognized for career milestones

WashU Medicine faculty and staff were honored for their years of service at the Staff Awards Ceremony on June 3.
Adrenal Gland: Part 2 – Washington Manual of Surgery

Adrenal Gland: Part 2 – Washington Manual of Surgery

Join general surgery resident Dr. Corbin Frye for a discussion with expert minimally invasive surgeon Dr. L. Michael Brunt, whose broad expertise includes adrenal maladies.
Puri receives VA research award

Puri receives VA research award

Varun Puri, MD, recognized by the St. Louis VA for advancing lung cancer research that improves care for veterans.
Breast Cancer Thrivers and Supporters Champion New Chair Inspired By Gratitude

Breast Cancer Thrivers and Supporters Champion New Chair Inspired By Gratitude (Links to an external site)

In honor of her dedication to patients over the past 30 years, Dr. Margenthaler was installed as the inaugural Endowed Chair for Surgical Excellence in Breast Cancer through The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital on April 9, 2026.
Board game simulation helps faculty practice procedural feedback

Board game simulation helps faculty practice procedural feedback

Plastic surgeon designed a faculty development simulation to strengthen real-time teaching and feedback in procedural settings.
The permanent tool: Jennifer’s weight loss journey

The permanent tool: Jennifer’s weight loss journey

Jennifer Garland offers testimony to the benefits of weight loss surgery for those struggling to maintain a healthy weight.

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Mary Culver Department of Surgery

WashU Medicine

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4590 Nash Way (formerly Children’s Place)

Suite 2300

St. Louis, MO 63110

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