Tony Ricciardi couldn't possibly anticipate that the tiny bump he felt under his collarbone could mean that he had one year left to live. But …
Author: Todd Holland
Major advancement for once inoperable ailing heart valves
For a select group of critically ill patients, there is now hope - thanks to a newly available procedure - to correct ailing heart valves. Transcatheter Aortic Valve …
Nursing is not all science
Updated 04-02-12: All Marilyn Antipuesto and Mavis Dzadey did that morning at Stanford Hospital was sing, but their singing is not what makes them great …
Either you're a woman or you know one: Help spread the message of women's heart health
If you're not a woman, I bet you know a few who you love. Heart disease, although typically viewed as a man's disease, happens to …
The year was 1960 when "Dr. O" arrived at Stanford
...And we’ve been thankful to have him ever since. I met Harry Oberhelman, MD in 2009, and I'm happy to join the crowd in celebrating …
Lung cancer can affect anyone, but not everyone is listening
In preparation for Lung Cancer Awareness Month in November, my colleague Liat Kobza and I recently set up a camera and asked six Stanford physicians to …