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Stanford's Christopher Gardner Tackles the Low-Carb vs. Low-Fat Question

2018-02-20T03:20:08.000Z

	Stanford's Christopher Gardner Tackles the Low-Carb vs. Low-Fat Question Stanford School of Medicine researcher Christopher Gardner's recent study on individual predisposition to different kinds of diets yields new insight on the great Low-Carb vs Low-Fat Debate.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 138 0 ratings
	Time: 04:09	More in Science & Technology

Stanford Medicine Integrated Strategic Plan

2018-02-14T23:44:57.000Z

	Stanford Medicine Integrated Strategic Plan Leaders of the Stanford Medicine community discuss the importance of the Integrated Strategic Plan and relevant updates on the planning and implementation process. Learn more at med.stanford.edu/isp.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 109 0 ratings
	Time: 06:45	More in Science & Technology

A Legacy of Hope Tribute to Ellie Guardino

2018-02-04T23:24:46.000Z

	A Legacy of Hope Tribute to Ellie Guardino Ellie Guardino, MD, PhD, is a phenomenal former Stanford oncologist who is also a cancer patient. Watch this Stanford Under One Umbrella tribute video honoring Dr. Guardino and her work to learn how her hope and high expectations will make this world a better place for women cancer patients everywhere. MAKE AN IMPACT IN THE LIVES OF WOMEN. You can support the Stanford Women's Cancer Center by making a gift online to the Center: https://makeagift.stanford.edu/get/page/makeagift?mop=CC&gfty=G&pgnTPC=399&stp=135&gdso=5&tgso=6&cturl=close&olc=13135 Or specifically to the Dr. Ellie Guardino Research Fund: https://makeagift.stanford.edu/get/page/makeagift?noLoopSecure=y&pgnTPC=399&stp=351&olc=30721&cturl=close If you would like to speak to someone directly about making a gift, please visit the Under One Umbrella page. JOIN OUR ONLINE COMMUNITY: Follow “Under One Umbrella – Friends of the Stanford Women’s Cancer Center” on Facebook for news and updates throughout the year.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 291 0 ratings
	Time: 13:43	More in Science & Technology

Stanford Medicine Holiday Video 2017

2017-12-22T02:05:24.000Z

	Stanford Medicine Holiday Video 2017 At Stanford Medicine, giving back is at the heart of everything we do, from the care we provide, to the discoveries we make, to the leaders we train. For this year’s Holiday Video, we are proud to honor the many faculty, staff, students, and trainees who exemplify this giving spirit through their volunteerism and service to others — both on and off campus. Learn more about how you can join them at med.stanford.edu/serve.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 1165 0 ratings
	Time: 02:59	More in Science & Technology

Sorcerer’s apprentice: A surgeon reflects on his role in the first U.S. human heart transplant.

2017-12-22T00:35:13.000Z

	Sorcerer’s apprentice: A surgeon reflects on his role in the first U.S. human heart transplant. Stanford School of Medicine professor emeritus Edward Stinson, MD, walks us through the events of Jan. 6, 1968, when he and pioneering transplant surgeon Norman Shumway, MD, PhD, performed the first human heart transplant in the United States at Stanford Hospital.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 1576 0 ratings
	Time: 02:59	More in Science & Technology

State of Stanford Health Care Town Hall — November 6, 2017

2017-12-11T21:02:14.000Z

	State of Stanford Health Care Town Hall — November 6, 2017 Stanford Health Care President and CEO David Entwistle and Stanford University School of Medicine Dean Lloyd Minor provide updates about collaborative initiatives taking place across Stanford Medicine. Hundreds of people at the event and thousands more joining online give input and ask questions via an interactive online platform.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 211 0 ratings
	Time: 55:12	More in Science & Technology

The price of prosperity: Vulnerable children pay with their health as rents rise

2017-11-20T21:28:24.000Z

	The price of prosperity: Vulnerable children pay with their health as rents rise As the economy booms in the San Francisco Bay Area, home prices and rents are soaring. While many are enjoying the new prosperity that has come primarily from the tech industry's expansion in the area, others are not so fortunate. Left particularly vulnerable are those already living on the edge, the working poor, the elderly, and disabled populations which have difficulty keeping up with the rapidly rising cost of living here. Uniquely at risk are children, whose exposure to sub-standard living conditions, overcrowding and inconsistent access to good medical services and treatments are impacting their health in significant ways. This film depicts one such instance, of a family left homeless after eviction, and the impact that has had on the youngest child, who has a genetic disorder that has left her legally blind. Read the Stanford Medicine magazine article "No Place to Call Home": http://stanmed.stanford.edu/2017fall/housing-crisis-impact-on-childrens-health.html For more information: http://www.peninsulafap.org/	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 388 0 ratings
	Time: 07:21	More in Science & Technology

State of Stanford Medicine - October 24, 2017

2017-11-14T18:57:41.000Z

	State of Stanford Medicine - October 24, 2017	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 208 0 ratings
	Time: 53:50	More in Science & Technology

Bring Your Ideas to the Stanford Medicine Integrated Strategic Plan

2017-10-25T17:32:06.000Z

	Bring Your Ideas to the Stanford Medicine Integrated Strategic Plan	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 395 0 ratings
	Time: 01:56	More in Science & Technology

State of Stanford Medicine

2017-10-24T20:01:58.000Z

	State of Stanford Medicine	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 265 0 ratings
	Time: 54:27	More in Science & Technology

Health Policy Forum: How far should scientists go with data sharing?

2017-10-02T21:18:32.000Z

	Health Policy Forum: How far should scientists go with data sharing? Wednesday, September 13, 2017 Scientists are facing increasing calls to be more transparent with their methods, study results and data. Advocates of open science believe that more broadly sharing data will improve the application and replicability of research, but critics warn of unintended consequences. This health policy forum features two distinguished speakers with different views on open science.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 145 0 ratings
	Time: 01:06:35	More in Science & Technology

Are data and analytics the new medicine? - 2017 - Full Program

2017-10-02T18:48:21.000Z

	Are data and analytics the new medicine? - 2017 - Full Program This discussion was hosted by Stanford Medicine and The Royal College of Physicians and held on September 6, 2017. Noted clinicians, researchers, and educators from both institutions trade their thoughts and insights on the future of health care in the context of technological advancement and the ever-growing challenges of meeting complex needs.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 313 0 ratings
	Time: 01:06:40	More in Science & Technology

Sara's Gift - A Legacy of Hope for Gastric Cancer Patients

2017-09-29T16:46:27.000Z

	Sara's Gift - A Legacy of Hope for Gastric Cancer Patients When Jeff Schottenstein's wife was diagnosed with gastric cancer he immediately went into action and left no stone unturned in researching potential solutions to address her rare type of cancer. Working with both the doctors at Stanford, and mobilizing a network of pharmaceutical and industry contacts, he dedicated his efforts to uncovering solutions beyond traditional treatment methods. Thanks to the Shottensteins' dedication and their belief that more options were needed for gastric cancer patients, the innovative dual-drug trial they envisioned became reality. Despite the fact that Sara would not benefit, Jeff made a gift in her honor that he hopes might provide more treatment options to others suffering from the disease.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 1542 0 ratings
	Time: 09:29	More in Science & Technology

What is the Stanford Medicine Integrated Strategic Plan?

2017-09-27T22:13:05.000Z

	What is the Stanford Medicine Integrated Strategic Plan? Members of the Stanford Medicine community explain what the Integrated Strategic Plan is, why it’s important, how the process can ultimately benefit all areas of Stanford Medicine, and how you can participate. Learn more at med.stanford.edu/isp.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 713 0 ratings
	Time: 01:52	More in Science & Technology

Big data defined: A challenge and an opportunity

2017-09-27T21:00:07.000Z

	Big data defined: A challenge and an opportunity In this excerpt from a panel discussion titled “Are data and analytics the new medicine?”, Margaret Johnson, academic vice president of The Royal College of Physicians, and Stanford Medicine’s Euan Ashley and Dean Lloyd Minor define what “big data” means. The discussion was hosted by Stanford Medicine and The Royal College of Physicians and held on September 6, 2017.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 137 0 ratings
	Time: 03:05	More in Science & Technology

Tech has disrupted every segment of the economy except health care

2017-09-27T20:59:39.000Z

	Tech has disrupted every segment of the economy except health care In this excerpt from a panel discussion titled “Are data and analytics the new medicine?”, Stanford Medicine’s Dean Lloyd Minor and Jem Rashbass, Public Health England’s national director for disease registration and cancer analysis, discuss the benefits of embracing health care data. The discussion was hosted by Stanford Medicine and The Royal College of Physicians and held on September 6, 2017.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 128 0 ratings
	Time: 01:38	More in Science & Technology

Do we have the health care data infrastructure we need?

2017-09-27T20:59:12.000Z

	Do we have the health care data infrastructure we need? In this excerpt from a panel discussion titled “Are data and analytics the new medicine?”, UCL Partners’ Charlie Davie, Public Health England’s Jem Rashbass and Stanford Medicine’s Dean Lloyd Minor discuss the state of health care data infrastructure with the Financial Times’s Anjana Ahuja. The discussion was hosted by Stanford Medicine and The Royal College of Physicians and held on September 6, 2017.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 71 0 ratings
	Time: 03:50	More in Science & Technology

Sara's Gift - A Legacy of Hope for Gastric Cancer Patients

2017-09-26T16:37:36.000Z

	Sara's Gift - A Legacy of Hope for Gastric Cancer Patients When Jeff Schottenstein's wife was diagnosed with gastric cancer he immediately went into action and left no stone unturned in researching potential solutions to address her rare type of cancer. Working with both the doctors at Stanford, and mobilizing a network of pharmaceutical and industry contacts, he dedicated his efforts to uncovering solutions beyond traditional treatment methods. Thanks to the Shottensteins' dedication and their belief that more options were needed for gastric cancer patients, the innovative dual-drug trial they envisioned became reality. Despite the fact that Sara would not benefit, Jeff made a gift in her honor that he hopes might provide more treatment options to others suffering from the disease.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 1242 0 ratings
	Time: 05:38	More in Science & Technology

Discussion on "When Breath Becomes Air" with Lucy Kalanithi and Dean Lloyd Minor

2017-09-01T21:59:23.000Z

	Discussion on "When Breath Becomes Air" with Lucy Kalanithi and Dean Lloyd Minor Dean Lloyd Minor sits down with Lucy Kalanithi, MD, to discuss what she learned about medicine, empathy, and meaning after losing her late husband Paul, the best-selling author of "When Breath Becomes Air".	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 2060 0 ratings
	Time: 52:09	More in Science & Technology

Fear Factory: Stanford neurobiologists use VR to explore responses to stress, anxiety, and fear

2017-08-16T17:34:30.000Z

	Fear Factory: Stanford neurobiologists use VR to explore responses to stress, anxiety, and fear Andrew Huberman of Stanford University School of Medicine is studying the neuroscience of how what we see influences our emotions, especially fear. Using virtual reality (VR), he exposes study participants to terrifying scenarios, including attack encounters with sharks, spiders, and a pit bull, and stepping off a very high, narrow plank. Huberman, an associate professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford, measures participant responses with sensors attached to their skin, by monitoring their pupil diameters, and by simply asking participants to say what they’re feeling. He aims to test techniques that, if successful, could help people with phobias, generalized anxiety syndrome, or post-traumatic stress disorder recover their composure in situations that trigger fear. Read the Stanford Medicine Magazine article: http://stanmed.stanford.edu.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 924 0 ratings
	Time: 05:29	More in Science & Technology

Interview with James Zou - Stanford Medicine Big Data | Precision Health 2021

2017-06-21T21:50:21.000Z

	Interview with James Zou - Stanford Medicine Big Data \| Precision Health 2021 James Zou, PhD Bringing together thought leaders in large-scale data analysis and technology to transform the way we diagnose, treat and prevent disease. Visit our website at http://bigdata.stanford.edu/.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 590 0 ratings
	Time: 06:46	More in Science & Technology

Interview with Serena Yeung - Stanford Medicine Big Data | Precision Health 2020

2017-06-21T21:44:51.000Z

	Interview with Serena Yeung - Stanford Medicine Big Data \| Precision Health 2020 Serena Yeung Bringing together thought leaders in large-scale data analysis and technology to transform the way we diagnose, treat and prevent disease. Visit our website at http://bigdata.stanford.edu/.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 2004 0 ratings
	Time: 04:34	More in Science & Technology

Interview with Richard Sever - Stanford Medicine Big Data | Precision Health 2019

2017-06-21T20:44:16.000Z

	Interview with Richard Sever - Stanford Medicine Big Data \| Precision Health 2019 Richard Sever, PhD Bringing together thought leaders in large-scale data analysis and technology to transform the way we diagnose, treat and prevent disease. Visit our website at http://bigdata.stanford.edu/.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 221 0 ratings
	Time: 10:28	More in Science & Technology

Interview with Fatima Rodriguez - Stanford Medicine Big Data | Precision Health 2018

2017-06-21T20:38:24.000Z

	Interview with Fatima Rodriguez - Stanford Medicine Big Data \| Precision Health 2018 Fatima Rodriguez, MD, MPH Bringing together thought leaders in large-scale data analysis and technology to transform the way we diagnose, treat and prevent disease. Visit our website at http://bigdata.stanford.edu/.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 313 0 ratings
	Time: 03:38	More in Science & Technology

Interview with Manuel Rivas - Stanford Medicine Big Data | Precision Health 2017

2017-06-21T20:30:06.000Z

	Interview with Manuel Rivas - Stanford Medicine Big Data \| Precision Health 2017 Manuel Rivas, DPhil Bringing together thought leaders in large-scale data analysis and technology to transform the way we diagnose, treat and prevent disease. Visit our website at http://bigdata.stanford.edu/.	From: Stanford Medicine Views: 478 0 ratings
	Time: 04:51	More in Science & Technology