Tiny Tongues, Big Decisions

Tiny Tongues, Big Decisions

The early newborn stage comes with many decisions like how a parent wishes to feed their baby and what method is best for them both. If a mother decides to nurse her baby, she may feel additional pressure if breastfeeding difficulties are added into the mix. One problem that is often evaluated for while navigating […]
Who’s Who at an Academic Medical Center

Who’s Who at an Academic Medical Center

Have you ever been to an academic medical center and wondered what health care team members were caring for you or a loved one? Knowing the providers you are receiving treatment from is an important part of participating in your treatment. These are the providers you may see and their roles: Attending Physicians An attending […]
Test Your Functional Rhinoplasty Knowledge

Test Your Functional Rhinoplasty Knowledge

Functional rhinoplasty can be a breath of fresh air to patients with nose troubles. Take the quiz below to find out more about this helpful procedure. For more information or to make an appointment with Washington University Otolaryngology, please call 314-362-7509.
Don’t Be a Winter Warrior: Snow Shoveling Safety

Don’t Be a Winter Warrior: Snow Shoveling Safety

When you think of winter, you may picture a person bundled up shoveling snow. For some people, this common activity can pose a risk to their heart. Take the proper precautions this winter to keep your heart healthy when you need to clear your sidewalks or driveway. Wintertime is associated with an increase in heart […]
A Fast Guide to Intermittent Fasting

A Fast Guide to Intermittent Fasting

Intermittent fasting is a dietary strategy that involves only consuming food during set periods of time. The focus is on when you eat, not what you eat. There are different types of intermittent fasting. One common approach, often referred to as time-restricted eating, is to eat during an eight-hour window every day while fasting during […]
Is COVID-19 Over?

Is COVID-19 Over?

Do I still have to worry about COVID-19? The short answer is yes. Although the public health emergency ended in May, there has been an increase in COVID cases largely due to the new Omicron subvariant (a version of the virus). Although past infection and vaccination with the current bivalent booster offer you protection and […]
Diminish Discomfort with Pain Psychology

Diminish Discomfort with Pain Psychology

When people think of pain management, they often think of pain pills; however, there are many other treatments available. One of those options is pain psychology. Sarah K. Buday, PhD, provides valuable insight into what pain psychology is and how it can improve a patient’s pain. What is pain psychology? Pain psychology is the understanding […]
2023 Top Doctors®

2023 Top Doctors®

Congratulations to our many physicians recognized on the 2023 Castle Connolly Top Doctors® List. The Top Doctors selection process is entirely merit-based. Doctors cannot pay to be listed. More information can be found at the Top Doctors website. This list is also published every August by St. Louis Magazine. View the Top Doctors of Washington […]
Three Harmless Genetic Quirks

Three Harmless Genetic Quirks

Your curly hair, short legs, brown eyes and the hay fever you get every spring are not just by chance. All of these characteristics are passed down from your parents. The genes you inherit are the blueprint of the body. Sometimes, a change in a gene (or genetic mutation) can lead to unique features and […]
Tired of Fatigue? The Sleep Medicine Center Can Help

Tired of Fatigue? The Sleep Medicine Center Can Help

The occasional restless night is normal; however, when sleep troubles impact a person’s mental or physical health in a negative way, something more may be happening. Brendan Lucey, MD, director of Washington University Sleep Medicine Center, offers insight into sleep disorder symptoms, sleep studies and sleep disorder treatments. What are some symptoms of a sleep […]