Winter 2025 WashU Alumni Newsletter (pdf) (Links to an external site)
Maddox Publishes in JAIMA
Professor of Medicine in the WashU Cardiovascular Division and Vice President of the BJC Innovation Lab, Dr. Thomas Maddox is co-author of an editorial in the December 2024 Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. The article, “Toward an artificial intelligence code of conduct for health and healthcare: implications for the biomedical informatics community”, outlines […]
Prabhu Quoted in Men’s Health Article
Chief of the WashU Cardiovascular Division and Lewin Distinguished Professor of Cardiovascular Diseases, Dr. Sumanth Prabhu, was quoted in a recent article in the magazine Men’s Health titled “What Does ‘Chronic Illness’ Actually Mean?”. Dr. Prabhu defines chronic illness as “a medical condition that lasts for six months or longer, usually requires ongoing care and […]
Verma Appears on Fox 2 to Discuss Pregnancy and Heart Health
Assistant Professor of Medicine and Director of Cardio-Obstetrics Dr. Amanda Verma appeared on Fox 2 news segment STL Moms to raise awareness about cardiovascular issues effecting pregnancy as part of Heart Month coverage. Dr. Verma provided information on some of the conditions that can occur during or after pregnancy, noting that the most common is […]
Stitziel elected to cardiology association
Nathan O. Stitziel, MD, PhD, a professor of medicine and of genetics at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, has been elected to the Association of University Cardiologists. Members are elected by their peers, with active membership limited to 135 academic cardiologists across the U.S.Stitziel — who also serves as the director of Translational […]
Yoo Named 2025 Innovation Fellow
The Healthcare Innovation Lab is happy to welcome Dr. Kyle Yoo as our 2025 Innovation Fellow. Dr. Yoo is a fellow in cardiovascular disease, cardio-oncology, and amyloidosis at Washington University School of Medicine. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Chicago and earned his medical degree from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine […]
Faddis Appears on KMOV to Discuss Pulse Field Ablation
Professor of Medicine Dr. Mitchell Faddis appeared on KMOV news’s Living Well segment to celebrate February’s Heart Month. He discussed tips for general heart health in winter, warning signs of a cardiac emergency, as well as providing updates on the EP program at Barnes-General Hospital. WashU Physicians and BJC are now offering the Pulse Field […]