It was around 2014 when Ronan Arthur, PhD, a postdoctoral research fellow at Stanford University School of Medicine, noticed that predictive disease spread models of the Ebola epidemic in West...
...especially proud that because Stanford Medicine was one of the first organizations to offer drive-through testing sites in the country, he has advised other health care organizations in starting up...
...better understand and relate to these difficulties. While learning those skills is important for practicing medicine, I found out that isn't the whole story. My caregiver partner, Scott McLaggan, taught...
...to a new study from Stanford Medicine and the University of Michigan. In contrast, widening the search to include more and more genes increases the number of uncertain results, particularly...
...that runs the ward during the nights responsible for so much more. In addition to their usual tasks of delivering medicines, cleaning, washing, monitoring patients and their vital signs, the...
...as the world discounts the pandemic responses of lower income countries, we in academic medicine undervalue our colleagues and institutions in these regions. Underlying notions of superiority have created relationships...
...Palaniappan, MD, a Stanford Medicine internist and clinical researcher. When companies and providers use different standards to interpret the tests, patients like Susan Born, a 65-year old Bay Area resident,...
...at Stanford Medicine's CROWN clinic (its full name is the Care and Respiratory Observation of Patients with Novel Coronavirus). On an average day, CROWN clinicians are keeping tabs on 50...
...after nine weeks of anti-CD47 treatment. "Heart disease is by far the leading killer in the world," said Stanford vascular medicine physician Nicholas Leeper, MD. "Right now, we can only...
...professionals have developed options for you to interact with them via telehealth. "Telehealth offers important advantages for older adults," said Stanford Medicine physician Randall Stafford, MD, PhD, drawing on his...
...kept me going." From the Special Forces to medicine West's path to medicine began in the United States Army Special Forces, where he received his EMT and paramedic certifications. A...
...and to urge others to do the same -- was a source of great pride for Dement, according to Rafael Pelayo, MD, a sleep medicine physician who now teaches the...
A comparison of twins with and without food allergies has uncovered distinct differences in the fecal bacteria of allergic and non-allergic individuals. The study, a collaboration between Stanford Medicine and...
...destiny for some spurned tonsils, transforming those olive-sized organs into living immunology labs in a dish. There, as documented in a recent Nature Medicine study, these discarded tonsils have taken...
Stanford Medicine's Marc and Laura Andreessen Adult Emergency Department, the front door to the hospital for many patients, has been responding to the coronavirus pandemic for nearly a year. The...
Stanford Professor of Medicine Joshua Salomon, PhD, and his colleagues have mapped out an approach to the national distribution of COVID-19 vaccines that they predict would get more Americans fully inoculated...
