Detect breast cancer early when it’s most treatable. Find breast cancer screenings near you.
Vaccine updates: flu, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
Get your flu shot now. The new COVID-19 vaccine is coming in early October. Read guidance from one of our infectious disease experts.
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Change-Makers
We recognize the research, care, and contributions made by our Stanford Medicine champions in Hispanic communities in our area and around the world.
New Diet Helps Runners Boost Speed and Health
Are extra lean runners faster? The Stanford track team head physician says no. In fact, they have more health problems. Improving diet helps.
We’re Only Human. Handle With Care.
Life can get busy, but remember to give yourself time to breathe and focus on your mental health. A little TLC can go a long way.
Free Webinar on Prostate Cancer Screening and Treatment Options
Prostate cancer is the second-most common type of cancer in American
men. Learn about prevention, stages, and therapies available.
What Video Games Can Reveal About Eye Health
Our researchers used video games to measure field of vision, visual stamina, and other factors that can indicate common eye diseases.
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New Hope for People Who Can’t Speak
Stanford Medicine neurosurgeon, Jaimie Henderson, MD, and team use a brain-computer hookup to make the dream of restoring speech a reality. Now Pat Bennett can “talk” again.
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Depression: Early Warning Sign or Risk Factor for Dementia?
In a study published in JAMA Neurology, Stanford Medicine researchers found that the risk of dementia more than doubles for people previously diagnosed with depression.
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Stanford Medicine wins the HIMSS Davies Award of Excellence
We are proud to be honored for our use of technology to improve patient care, including reducing wait times and facilitating critical conversations.
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