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Today's Medicine CPC is now available on the Department of Medicine YouTube channel. You will also be able to view our c...
11/14/2025

Today's Medicine CPC is now available on the Department of Medicine YouTube channel. You will also be able to view our channel free of ads.
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We are happy to share that we are extending the opportunity to earn CME credit for individuals who are unable to attend Medicine CPC. We will now offer that CPC presentations will be viewable via our Department of Medicine YouTube Channel up to 3 days following the presentation. ⁠
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Viewers will be able to watch Medicine CPC recordings until Tuesday (November 18th) at 11:59 pm. Viewers will be able to scan the QR code at the end of the video to earn CME credits. While we would hope to see everyone attend these events in person, we realize that often that is not possible and hope this new opportunity to watch and earn credit will be a valuable solution.⁠
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More information visit the link > https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/education/clinicopathological-conference-cpc/

Please help welcome Samuel Urrutia, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Oncology.Dr. Urrutia...
11/14/2025

Please help welcome Samuel Urrutia, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Oncology.

Dr. Urrutia’s goals are to improve the lives of patients suffering from myelodysplastic syndrome and acute myeloid leukemia through the development of genomically-informed clinical trials.

He is also interested in the global genomic characterization of hematologic malignancies and expanding access to genomic diagnostics across the world. He has also developed several informatic tools to rapidly analyze large clinical datasets to accelerate the pace of research.

Learn more about Dr. Urrutia> https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/dr-samuel-urrutia-joins-the-department-of-medicine/

Please help welcome Chunjie Li, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Oncology.Dr. Li is ...
11/13/2025

Please help welcome Chunjie Li, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Oncology.

Dr. Li is one of the gastrointestinal medical oncologists at WashU. His main research interests focus on translational research and clinical studies to develop novel medications and therapies for treating metastatic biliary tract cancers by targeting fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) and other signaling pathways and enhancing immunotherapy. He studied FGFR expression and localization in biliary tract cancers, correlative to clinical responses to tyrosine kinase inhibitors and immunotherapy.

Learn more about Dr. Li> https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/dr-chunjie-li-joins-the-department-of-medicine/

The speaker for this week's Department of Medicine Grand Rounds was–⁠Brendan Eby, MD⁠Assistant Professor⁠Department of N...
11/13/2025

The speaker for this week's Department of Medicine Grand Rounds was–⁠

Brendan Eby, MD⁠
Assistant Professor⁠
Department of Neurology⁠
Washington University in St. Louis⁠
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The presentation is now available for viewing on our YouTube Channel. We invite you to watch and be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel to keep updated on new videos. ⁠
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The CME department announced their transition to the CloudCME data management platform. This upgrade will streamline your CME experience with several key enhancements. You must complete your profile on the CME site in order to receive SME credit. Instructions are located on the DOM website.⁠
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Click the link for more information > https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/education/grand-rounds/

Be sure to save the date for Rare Disease Day - Thursday, February 26, 2026 from 8 am to 5pm at EPNEC.WashU Medicine phy...
11/13/2025

Be sure to save the date for Rare Disease Day - Thursday, February 26, 2026 from 8 am to 5pm at EPNEC.

WashU Medicine physicians and researchers are committed to uncovering the genetic roots of rare diseases and to using those insights to develop new treatments. With projects spanning multiple disease areas, our physicians and scientists are using cutting-edge skills in modern medicine, genetics and genomics, and pharmacology to better understand and ultimately seek effective treatments for rare diseases.

Learn more about this event > https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/events/event/rare-disease-day/

Please help welcome Armen Sanosyan, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Allergy and Immunolo...
11/12/2025

Please help welcome Armen Sanosyan, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Allergy and Immunology.

His research focuses on identifying clinical and laboratory markers that may improve the diagnosis and understanding of allergic and immune diseases. During his fellowship at Washington University, he investigated the role of extracellular matrix glycoproteins in allergic airway remodeling. He has also contributed to studies on immune responses in Epstein-Barr virus infections, primary Sjögren’s syndrome, and pediatric asthma exacerbations.

Learn more about Dr. Sanosyan> https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/dr-armen-sanosyan-joins-the-department-of-medicine/

WashU Medicine - Department of Medicine regrets to announces the death of Brian Andrew Van Tine, MD, PhD, Professor of M...
11/12/2025

WashU Medicine - Department of Medicine regrets to announces the death of Brian Andrew Van Tine, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine and of Pediatrics
WashU Medicine, Director, Developmental Therapeutics (Phase I) Program, Siteman Cancer Center.

“Brian was not only a brilliant scientist but also a compassionate clinician and an extraordinary mentor,” said Dr. Victoria Fraser, Chair of the Department of Medicine. “He had tremendous passion, energy, and creativity. He was completely dedicated to his patients and used his research and tremendous creativity to identify innovative new treatments that improved the quality of life and survival for many patients. He was beloved by patients, family, and colleagues and will be sorely missed.”

The link provides more information about Dr. Van Tine and his many contributions to the medical field.

>https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/obituary-brian-andrew-van-tine-md-phd/

Please help welcome Gulia Petrone, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Oncology.Dr. Petrone’...
11/11/2025

Please help welcome Gulia Petrone, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Oncology.

Dr. Petrone’s clinical interest is on acute and chronic leukemias, myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), clonal cytopenia of undetermined significance (CCUS), and stem cell transplant.

Her research focuses on understanding the mechanisms that drive progression from CCUS to overt myeloid neoplasms and on developing strategies to reduce this risk through early intervention in high-risk patients. She is committed to improving outcomes for individuals with CCUS and hematologic malignancies by leading clinical trials that explore novel therapies.

Learn more about Dr. Petrone> https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/dr-giulia-petrone-joins-the-department-of-medicine/

Plan to attend the next CAHSPER Research Seminar on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025 from Noon to 1pm.Alexander O. Everhart...
11/11/2025

Plan to attend the next CAHSPER Research Seminar on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025 from Noon to 1pm.

Alexander O. Everhart, PhD, Instructor in Medicine, Division of General Medicine & Geriatrics, Department of Medicine will present: Regulatory Review Deadlines and Medical Device Safety.

Learn more> https://internalmedicine.wustl.edu/events/event/cahsper-research-seminar/

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