Training Programs that Generate Leaders
Trainees benefit from strong mentorship and exposure to all subspecialties.
Our Research:
Bold and Broad
One of the nation’s largest ophthalmology & visual sciences research faculty drives innovation across the field through a highly multidisciplinary approach.
Sub-specialty and comprehensive care for a diverse population
7,000 procedures a year
Nationally ranked hospital partners:
Barnes-Jewish Hospital
& St. Louis Children’s Hospital
120,000 patient visits a year
Latest News
Night Vision After LASIK: What You Need to Know
LASIK surgery has been a revolutionary solution for many seeking freedom from glassesand contact lenses. While it has provided clear vision for numerous individuals, there has been some discussion and concern regarding the impact of LASIK on night vision. This post aims to delve into what you should know about night vision after undergoing LASIK. […]
Dr. Mary-Grace Reeves: Making an Impact at the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s Congressional Advocacy Day
Dr. Mary Grace Reeves, an esteemed Washington University Ophthalmology Resident, recently had the remarkable opportunity of being chosen as an Advocacy Ambassador for the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s 2024 Congressional Advocacy Day and Mid-Year Forum. This prestigious position, sponsored by Women In Ophthalmology, MoSEPS, and the department, allowed Dr. Reeves to represent her colleagues and advocate […]
35th Annual Ophthalmology Spring Update
On Saturday, April 20, 2024, ophthalmologists and eye care professionals converged for the eagerly awaited 35th Annual Ophthalmology Spring Update. Here, participants delved into the most recent advancements, research findings, and discussions that are shaping the field of ophthalmology. Dr. Cecilia Lee, was the 33rd Annual Distinguished Alumnus Award Recipient and delivered a captivating presentation […]
Linking Cholesterol, NAD+ Depletion, and Age-Related Macular Degeneration
We are thrilled to announce the publication of a groundbreaking study titled “LXR/CD38 Activation Drives Cholesterol-Induced Macrophage Senescence and Neurodegeneration via NAD+ Depletion“, authored by Ryo Terao, MD, PhD; Mitsukuni Yoshida, MD, PhD; Rajendra Apte, MD, PhD; and colleagues from the Apte Lab. In this study, our researchers unveil critical molecular mechanisms linking dysregulated cholesterol […]
Charles Pfeifer Wins the Prestigious 2024 Dr. Philip Needleman Pharmacology Award
We are thrilled to announce Charles Pfeifer as the distinguished recipient of the highly acclaimed 2024 Dr. Philip Needleman Pharmacology Award. This honor is bestowed upon a graduating student who has exhibited exceptional accomplishments in the field of Pharmacology. Founded in 1991 by Ms. Sima Needleman in tribute to her husband’s unwavering dedication to scholarship […]
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