22 Jan Could a drug slow aging? UW-Madison researchers seek answers in trial
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers are studying whether a drug used for organ transplant patients could slow aging in humans....
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers are studying whether a drug used for organ transplant patients could slow aging in humans....
Almost 5 million cancer deaths averted since 1991, according to the American Cancer Society....
Representatives from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) discuss WARF's past century of supporting research and innovation, as well as where the foundation is headed despite cuts to federal research funding....
UW SMPH Dean Ahuja reflects on the first six months in her role and how Wisconsin's legacy of clinical research and innovation makes our state a nationwide leader in advancing health....
Madison now ranks fifth in the United States for its university research expenditures, its highest ranking since 2014, according to the National Science Foundation’s Higher Education Research and Development Survey....
Revisit a year of innovative research from the UW School of Medicine and Public Health....
A randomized trial conducted by researchers at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health and UW Health showed that ambient AI notetaking, which involves an AI tool that passively listens to a doctor-patient visit and drafts a summary, can help reduce health care practitioner...
Studying critical illness and injury presents significant challenges for clinical research — both logistically and operationally. Emergencies like stroke, overdose and cardiac arrest unfold in seconds, before a patient is stabilized or admitted to the hospital....
Kendra Haight discusses her career path and current role as a Research Specialist within the UW Clinical Trials Institute....
UW–Madison welcomed congressional staff for a three-day visit to campus, November 12 – 14, to see firsthand how national investments fuel discovery, improve lives, and strengthen Wisconsin’s economy....