Your Heart
Celebrate Heart Health Month with delicious recipes, cooking tips, and more to help lower your risk of cardiovascular disease.
At Stanford Medicine, we support abortion rights and protect patient privacy
Peer-to-Peer Support Helps Black Women Navigate Breast Cancer
During Black History Month, we honor the breast cancer survivors who aim to ease treatment and recovery for other Black women undergoing the same journey.
Early Screening Saves Lives
This National Cancer Prevention Month, learn how you can help protect yourself and those you love from cancer and schedule a screening near you.
Free Webinar: The Eyes as a Window to Brain Function and Health
Learn about the latest innovations in ophthalmic imaging and diseases related to the eyes.
Lecanemab: Updates on the New FDA-Approved Drug for Alzheimer's Disease
While the new treatment option is encouraging, there are important points to consider.
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IN THE NEWS
Marijuana Linked to Heart Disease, Supplement May Mitigate Risk
In a large study, Stanford Medicine researchers and collaborators discovered that people who smoke marijuana more than once a month have an increased risk of heart attack and heart disease.
IN THE NEWS
New Blood Test to Identify Infections Could Reduce Global Antibiotic Overuse
A diagnostic test developed by Stanford Medicine scientists can separate bacterial and viral infections with 90% accuracy, the first to meet standards set by the World Health Organization.
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BECOMING A PATIENT
Care designed with
patients, for patients
Becoming a patient at Stanford Health Care is easy, no matter where you live or work.
GET A SECOND OPINION
Stanford Medicine Second
Opinion Program
Get a second opinion from a Stanford Medicine doctor without leaving home.
BECOMING A PATIENT
Care Designed With
Patients, for Patients
Becoming a patient at Stanford Health Care is easy, no matter where you live or work.
GET A SECOND OPINION
Stanford Medicine Second Opinion Program
Get a second opinion from a Stanford Medicine doctor without leaving home.
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