What's New

Policies to screen doctors’ fitness seen lacking in fairness

picture of an older male doctor holding an electronic tablet

Study authors make recommendations to hospitals that assess the competency of late-career physicians in order to protect patients.


News Releases

picture of a man resting on a sofa

History of trauma linked to risk of long COVID

A study found persistent COVID-19 symptoms after infection are more likely in people who have experienced traumatic stress.

picture of woman undergoing a CT scan

New oral contrast agent improves CT image visualization

In a clinical trial, the test contrast agent yielded better CT scans of bowel structures and disease when compared with current agents.

Illustration of a brain composed of multicolored cubes that are flying apart

Researchers pinpoint biomarkers for schizophrenia

Tests of long-term memory and emotion recognition were the strongest indicators, opening doors to neurocognitive-based diagnoses.

Two people sit together, one writing in a notebook while the other listens

Researchers survey the ADHD coaching boom

A study explores ADHD coaches and their services, the first step to understanding their safety and effectiveness.

Ophthalmology researcher Ram Sabesan conducts a vision exam using optoretinography.

Study validates split-second exam of retinal health

Future diagnostic tool is the aim for a high-tech camera that allows scientists to witness the molecular machinery of the eyes.


How to Reach Us

Journalists may reach the media relations team via email (mediarelations@uw.edu) from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT. For urgent media requests after business hours, reach our on-call representative at 206-669-0164.

If you need us to record an on-camera interview with a UW Medicine expert, please email your request with specific details.

picture of Nathan Hyun and Tim Griffis

Contact Us

Reporters: For interviews with clinicians, researchers and instructors, reach our team. mediarelations@uw.edu 

UW Medicine