...have begun to resonate with me – they summarize so well what I’ve struggled with as a third-year med student. On a day-to-day basis, third year is awesome. The patients...
...into its layers. For example, in 2016 he illustrated a series of mnemonics that medical students use to master anatomy. The Frankenstein art teaches inquisitive viewers about three sets of...
...intermittently in clinic visits; you get little snapshots. As a parent, your child is there every single day. Every day there’s the potential for effects from their illness, and from...
...stretchsitting and stretchlying, which covers 16 hours of the day (approximately 8 hours a day at work and 8 hours per night while sleeping) when you could be introducing gentle...
...the liver was damaged, these cells proliferate in place to make clumps of new liver cells. The researchers hope that their findings may one day lead to new therapies for...
...the simple kind, already uses personal health data. Go into any family doctor practice these days and you can find a provider plugging your information into an online calculator to...
...rises and falls in a circadian 24-hour cycle, peaking around 8 a.m., then dropping through the day and night until it reaches its lowest point around 3 a.m. the next...
...than anyone had previously thought. I describe it, including how the new research could one day help prevent concussion in my Stanford News article. The benefits of the an increased...
...the field of pediatrics today? There are now very good, but very expensive therapies for diseases like spinal muscular atrophy. The drug now available to treat it is priced at...
...Stanford Health Care. While the department has gained some additional square footage, the patient volumes have grown more. A typical day brings an average of 200 patients; and during the...
...work is a key first step towards a happier and healthier workday, Weiss explains in a recent interview for Insights by Stanford Business: We're in a much better position to...
...close to two months ago. (I found out about it only two or three weeks ago, and I didn't actually read it until just the other day.) The study, which...
...now a clinical instructor of medicine, became interested in the issue when he spent several months in Uganda during his Stanford residency in 2016. He teamed up with a group...
...deferring any kind of difficult conversation to the senior members of the team. It's easier, and much more fun, to be the good cop. Only exercising one day a week?...
...generally takes half as long as from open surgery, the article explains. Hosking too improved quickly: She was walking and talking the day after her procedure and was back home...
As millions marched against gun violence across the country on Saturday, research from Stanford experts on the impact of gun ownership on public health was also in the spotlight. The...
