...others only a year earlier by a doctor at the Mayo Clinic. What she was seeing in this patient seemed to match the symptoms and test results that define this...
...day, and whose father died of lung cancer, can reduce his cancer risk. None of the answer choices advised quitting tobacco products, instead suggesting pipe smoking, e-cigarettes or cutting down...
...to since I envisioned a career in medicine." Gianna Nino-Tapias, with her mom and three siblings, at Match Day. (Courtesy Gianna Nino-Tapias) Photo illustration: Emily Moskal (Gianna Nino-Tapias today, at...
...and Acceptance Program. The final matches are revealed on Friday at the Match Day ceremony and simultaneously by email. Match Day by the numbers 42,952: In the 1952 residency match,...
...many reasons. But when we look at the rates of common obstetric events, such as cesarean sections, which we see every single day, there are also disparities among different races...
...matched. Stanford Medicine image Stanford Medicine Match Day 2023: In the moments after anxious final-year medical students simultaneously rip open letters telling them where they've been matched for residencies and...
...those with CHIP harbored the CHIP mutations. The proportion of mutant microglia in any individual brain tended to match the proportion of mutant blood cells in the rest of the...
Tears streamed down faces and champagne poured into glasses last Friday on Match Day, a day of anticipation and celebration for medical students around the country. On this day, medical...
...medicine, which focuses on creating healthy, delicious foods to support health. Photo by Steve Fisch Stanford Medicine Match Day 2022 Stanford medical students gather on campus to mark the moment...
...think that Botryllus is the modern-day representative of the beginning of the vertebrate branch of the tree of life. Every animal with a backbone, they think, evolved first from this...
...two specific genes predicted patients' disease outcomes a year later. They hope to use these findings to identify patients who need more advanced treatment and match them to the right...
...residency training. The event is widely known as Match Day, when the National Resident Matching Program shares big news for soon-to-be residents. Dozens of students stood with their friends and family...
...into mature cells that make up the body's tissues. Injecting iPS cells that genetically match the recipient, but that are unable to replicate, can safely expose the immune system to...
...approach could be used to treat other rare, genetic diseases -- and maybe, someday, all types of kidney disease. Today, Shriya is challenging the odds for her disease and making...
...game, he kept the reason for his lethargy to himself. But two years later, this past Saturday, the sports world learned the full story. A College GameDay feature on ESPN...
Karen, a 50-year-old married nurse with two grown sons, was enjoying her weekly Sunday bike ride when she suddenly felt the urgent need to pee. Over the next two hours,...
