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Study provides clues to female soccer injuries A video-based motion analysis finds key differences in how males and females kick a soccer ball, and highlights why women are more susceptible to injury. Play >
2009/07/30
Grad student's kidney gives life to stranger After hearing a radio program about kidney donation, Washington University School of Medicine graduate student Chuck Rickert decided to anonymously donate one of his kidneys to a complete stranger. Play >
2009/03/09
Nonsurgical cosmetic procedures gain in popularity Treating wrinkles and enhancing facial features without surgery is becoming a popular choice for those seeking cosmetic enhancements. When choosing an injectable filler procedure, selecting a qualified physician who uses only FDA-approved fillers is important, says plastic surgeon Greg Branham. Play >
2009/01/13
Brain implants may help move limbs New research shows that implants that connect the brain to a computer may be able to help an unexpected group: patients with partial paralysis from a stroke. Neurosurgeon Eric Leuthardt, who has been developing such implants, explains the approach and his new results. Play >
2008/11/11
New surgery removes gallbladder through bellybutton School of Medicine surgeons are the first in the region to perform gallbladder surgery through a single, small incision at the bellybutton that leaves a barely visible scar. Play >
2008/10/07
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