Spinal Muscular Atrophy: Progress and Ongoing Needs for the Future presented by Dr. David Arnold

NextGen Clinical Trial Investigator Training - Session 5, September 1

NextGen Clinical Trial Investigator Training - Session 4, August 25

NextGen Clinical Trial Investigator Training - Session 1, August 4

NextGen Clinical Trial Investigator Training - Session 3, August 18

NextGen Precision Health Discovery Series - August 19

Advancing the University’s Research Mission through Multidisciplinarity in Biomedicine presented by Dr. Christopher Contag, Michigan State University - August 19

NextGen Clinical Trial Investigator Training - Session 2, August 11

NextGen Precision Health & Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Science Seminar - July 22

NextGen Precision Health & Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Science Seminar presented by Dr. Jeffrey Bryan - July 22

Cores of Discovery

With top-tier magnetic and electron imaging, Mizzou clinicians and researchers practice at the fore of the resolution revolution.

NextGen Discovery Series - July 8

The Wash U Precision Health Experience presented by Christina Gurnett, MD, PhD - July 8

NextGen researcher profile: Russ Waitman

NextGen Precision Health’s director of medical informatics is using data to help accelerate research and improve health care for millions of people.

Breakthrough could lead to early detection of pregnancy complications

MU researchers have developed a new model that could use precision medicine to improve pregnancy outcomes.

Key takeaways from the NextGen Discovery Series team science presentation

Here are 5 things you need to know from Fungai Chanetsa’s presentation.

NextGen Precision Health & Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Science Seminar - June 10

VLA-4 Targeted Theranostics for Seeing and Treating Cancer and Sickle Cell Disease presented by Dr. Carolyn Anderson - June 10

Key contributor to NextGen

The College of Arts and Science will play a lead role in NextGen Precision Health

NextGen Discovery Series - June 8

The Genomics Core at MU and NextGen Precision Health presented by Dr. Wes Warren - June 8

Study Finds People of Color More Likely to Participate in Cancer Clinical Trials

People of color, those with a higher income and younger individuals are more likely to participate in clinical trials during their cancer treatment according to a new study from the University of Missouri School of Medicine.

Save the date—NextGen Precision Health building grand opening

NextGen Precision Health Training - Navigating NIH Applications when Working with Human Subjects - May 13

NextGen Science Seminar: Data Science & Informatics with Zhongming Zhao - May 6