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Nikki Johnston, PhD, and members of her lab

New Approach to Reflux Treatment Could Revolutionize Care for LPR and GERD

June 9, 2025

By targeting pepsin, Dr. Nikki Johnston addresses a cause of the conditions that standard treatments often miss.

MCW scientists are the first to demonstrate a role for transfer RNA fragments in hypertension

A New Puzzle Piece

November 5, 2021

MCW scientists are the first to demonstrate a role for transfer RNA fragments in hypertension.

MCW team leads pediatric study

MCW Team Leads Pediatric Study

November 2, 2021

MCW and health system partner Children’s Wisconsin are on the vanguard of best practices for gastroschisis.

Preserving critical language regions during epilepsy surgery

Preserving Critical Language Regions During Epilepsy Surgery

October 5, 2021

Dr. Jeffrey Binder is undertaking pioneering research on potential side effects of epilepsy surgery.

Breast cancer survivor Lauren Lanza credits team of MCW physicians with saving her life

Breast Cancer Survivor Credits Team of MCW Physicians with Saving Her Life

October 2, 2021

Lauren Lanza is grateful to her exceptional team of MCW talented, dedicated and compassionate providers for her life-saving healthcare.

MCW students help address vaccine hesitancy in Latinx community

Medical College of Wisconsin Students Help Address Vaccine Hesitancy in Latinx Community

September 30, 2021

MCW medical students are leading an effort to increase vaccination rates on Milwaukee’s South Side.

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