University of Missouri Health Care experts say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. The right foods can help students stay full and focused.

St. Louis entrepreneur’s Triple Track technology is now a feature on the Callaway ERC Soft balls, ranked among the best golf balls in 2019.

Nerve stimulation patient Nick Fournie and his wife describe Nick’s transformation as a miracle.

A Saint Louis University shark expert helped discover two evolutionary paths for sharks that explain why sharks are shaped like aircraft.

A Saint Louis University shark expert explains why the overwhelming majority of sharks don’t like freshwater.

The feature-length documentary, “All Things Bakelite: The Age of Plastic”, premiers Sat. August 3 at 7 pm on HEC and gives a unique insight into plastic products of convenience as it celebrates the Father of Modern Plastic – chemist Leo H. Baekeland – and his work.

With the help of state-of-the-art technology, MU researchers can see how a virus moves within a mosquito’s body, which could lead to disease prevention.

Representatives from Missouri’s Blue Ribbon Panel on Hyperloop zoom into Capitol Hill.

Experts at Washington University in St. Louis say antibacterial soaps have no added benefit and could be causing more harm than good.

Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis identify a reason why more men get a deadly brain tumor than women.

The Corpse Flower is one of the Missouri Botanical Garden’s most popular plants, and it’s going to bloom any day now!

Mystery solved! NMN transporter is discovered in aging and longevity research that could one day benefit anti-aging efforts and treatment of diseases.

New research successfully uses light as a precision weapon against cancer by creating an army of light-triggered nanoparticles to lead the attack.

The HIV Medical Home includes a pharmacy, health care clinic, food pantry, social services department, and dental care facilities in one convenient location.

The digital age is changing the way doctors break bad news to patients, prompting new training methods for physicians.

Researcher at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis is conducting a human clinical trial investigating the effects of anti-aging “nutraceutical.”

The Human Tumor Atlas Network allows researchers to study the progression of cancers in hopes of developing better treatment options.

The Saint Louis Zoo has debuted its plans for the creation of Primate Canopy Trails, an $11.5 million, 35,000-square-foot outdoor expansion of the Primate House.

Researchers say winter’s cold weather won’t impact this season’s Asian Tiger mosquito population. The breed has evolved to where it can resist cold and more.

Even just two minutes of activity counts toward the goal of ‘active minutes’.

Sasha Betz, a 10-year-old patient at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, was able to hold a 3D model of her spine, thanks to St. Louis’ 3D Medical Printing Center.

The nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer revealed that the MT1-MMP enzyme ‘sits’ on top of a tumor cell playing a significant role.

Bob Schepp helped make history as part of the Checkout Trailer crew for America’s first manned space flight on May 5, 1961.

In the ‘80s, a group of colobus monkeys were brought to U.S. zoos from East Africa. But what is the true origin of the captive species?

The SpenDebt platform allows users to automatically make micro-payments to an assigned debt account each time they spend money from their bank account.

The St. Louis Cardinals are lighting it up in 2019! State-of-the-art LED lighting technology at Busch Stadium will give fans a new visual experience,

St. Louis urologist, Abraham Hawatmeh, M.D., set out to revolutionize doctor-patient consultations by launching a new patient education platform.

Nerve transfer surgery may help restore some function in children with acute flaccid myelitis.

Pluton Biosciences of St. Louis says it has discovered a way to identify and use microbes to kill mosquitos. It’s a natural enemy replacing chemicals.

The University of Missouri Heart Speed team is improving MRI technique for faster MRI’s so that patients can breathe!

SwipeSum claims its service helps small businesses save $300 to $3,000 a month on credit card processing fees.

The Equine Smartbit is designed to improve training of professional horses and help overall horse wellness.

According to tree inventory software, eco benefits of campus trees for UMSL amount to $141,781.10 per year.

Researchers at the University of Missouri proved that children are growing earlier, reaching their full height sooner than children two generations ago.

The St. Louis Archdiocese has established a mobile medical unit to provide comprehensive healthcare to people in some of the poorest counties in the country.

Obe, a St. Louis-based startup, created a smart dog bowl designed to help pets live longer, healthier lives.

Arctic wolf spiders could potentially buffer some of the effects of climate change by helping to ‘keep it cool’.

The 500 Women Scientist group looks to inspire young girls, providing mentors and role models in STEM categories as they fight gender inequity in the sciences.

A new form of text messaging called RCS, could change the way we use our smartphones according to Google, and St. Louis company nativeMsg.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation uses powerful magnets to stimulate brain cells as a noninvasive option for people suffering from severe depression