Could anesthesia-induced dreams wipe away trauma?
...in some other dimension I can't explain," she said. Mare Lucas holds a picture of two of her children. Zane is on the left. (Jim Gensheimer) Two days later, she...
...in some other dimension I can't explain," she said. Mare Lucas holds a picture of two of her children. Zane is on the left. (Jim Gensheimer) Two days later, she...
...with bipolar experiences from minute to minute, day to day, they can't control. People think they should be able to manage bipolar disorder themselves, but they really can't. They can...
...guidelines for reporting long COVID as the cause of death. Today, an estimated 16 million working-age people have long COVID, 4 million of whom can't work due to the debilitating...
...their day-to-day practices, which Almanac was able to answer based on the most up-to-date medical guidelines. Recently, Zakka and a physician-led team compared Almanac with other popular language models. The...
...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,...
...parenting program for families in migrant shelters at the border. With International Women's Day approaching on March 8, we took the opportunity to ask Reed about her advocacy for people...
...the end of the day, you're caring for people in both fields." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxvvii4nE60 As an academic general surgery resident at Stanford Health Care, Arbaugh was able to dedicate two years...
...the glial cells, gives me high confidence that one day gliotherapeutics will prove valuable to patients. Jeffrey Goldberg "There still has to be a lot of preclinical validation before we...
...both a joyful piece of art and a memorable one-on-one experience with their medical provider. "Just being present and sitting down with a person can be day-changing or even life-changing,"...
...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...
...what happened to my father-in-law. He was a scientist and expert on early cancer detection. He was feeling fine one day, gave a lecture, and was on his way to...
It crept up slowly, almost imperceptibly. A vague rawness at the back of my throat. A thrumming malaise. On Thanksgiving Day, it lunged. For two weeks, I was in the...
...inherent value rather than their body size or physical appearance. Parents can talk about all foods having a place in a balanced diet: "There's room in a day for ice...
...day-to-day basis. Over the last few decades, technology has drastically transformed the product environment and, subsequently, how we live our lives. Artificial intelligence is only throwing gasoline on that fire....
...and typically fades away quickly -- it's pretty much clinically undetectable within a few days. Infected cells have an additional way of defeating viral infections: Given the right chemical cues,...
...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...