...the chair of the Stanford Medicine's department of medicine, discussed his ascendency to the presidency of the America Heart Association, and how the association is shifting long-term policy goals toward...
...a lot about COVID-19, grieving and life after cancer in the articles listed below -- the five most-read Stanford Medicine magazine stories of 2020. Jeffrey Decoster image 1. The invader...
...are coached on in the OR that never make it in the books," Rosenberg, a chief resident in Stanford Medicine's division of general surgery, told me. "I've kept notes on these...
...Most of their hard work is done out of the public eye; but in this six-minute video, nurses from Stanford Health Care stepped forward to speak candidly about their experiences...
...within days of each other. The new vaccines work the same way, but they differ somewhat from the conventional ones that have long protected us from measles, yellow fever, smallpox,...
...hope of being able to carry out extremely interdisciplinary and collaborative projects such as this," said Ting, who is a professor of genetics with Stanford Medicine and of biology in...
...chief of staff at Stanford Health Care and clinical professor of medicine at the Stanford School of Medicine, shares how she decided to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Talking over concerns...
Since March, when Stanford Medicine became one of the first academic medical centers in the country to develop a diagnostic test for the coronavirus, its laboratory scientists have faced a...
Prior to COVID-19, clinicians at Stanford Medicine saw patients virtually around 2% to 3% of the time. Then the pandemic hit, and it was clear many more patients needed a...
...beyond. In the letter, published in Stanford Medicine magazine, he wrote that Floyd's death reaffirmed what he had long held to be true: He lives in a racist country. "We...
...postdoctoral scholar in the Systems Neuroscience and Pain Lab at Stanford Medicine, and his experience as a person in recovery from methamphetamine addiction helps inspire his research into addiction and...
COVID-19 has had a devastating impact across the country, but not all populations have felt its effect equally: Members of the Black and Latinx communities have had a disproportionate number...
...how we're adapting to the pressures and restrictions of COVID-19," Ruth O'Hara, PhD, Stanford Medicine's senior associate dean for research, told me. "Our thinking on this is to prioritize patient...
...senior associate dean for strategy and communications at Stanford Medicine, said in a Stanford Medicine article about the effort. "We see the R3 framework as a collection of resources that...
...in the latest issue of Stanford Medicine magazine, I tell the story of his personal battle with COVID-19 and how the experience has helped shape his mission for the future....
...the brain heal after injury. Recently Stanford researchers, including developmental biologist Stuart Kim, PhD, and sports medicine specialist Geoffrey Abrams, MD, conducted what's known as a genome-wide association study to...
