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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 15d

This summer, our 2026 Stanford-HBMC cohort from Howard, Morehouse, Meharry & Charles R. Drew arrived curious & left us certain the future of medicine is in excellent hands!

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 17d

@usc.edu's Valter Longo joins #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social on The Future of Medicine. He shares how his lab developed a low-sugar, low-protein diet to reproduce some of the body's responses to fasting without requiring people to stop eating. Watch now: https://bit.ly/4wQkxdg

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 21d

Research led by #StanDOM's Matthew Grieshop, Aaron A. Behr & Ami Bhatt indicates the hospital superbug E. faecium may evolve in real time inside patients' guts using small pieces of mobile DNA that most infection surveillance does not track. More in #MedStory: https://stanford.io/4fsVzJM

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 21d

#StanDOM's Robert Negrin pioneered the foundational science behind TREGZI™, a new FDA-approved cell therapy for adults with blood cancers undergoing matched-donor stem cell transplant. https://bwnews.pr/4gEeiEB

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 24d

In a new episode of The Future of Medicine, Travis Zack, an oncologist, researcher & chief medical officer of OpenEvidence, joins #StanDOM's Errol Ozdalga to discuss #MedicalAI, #ClinicalDecisionMaking & the future of #PatientCare. Watch now: https://bit.ly/4fGj43l

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 27d

In this Q&A, #StanDOM's Marina Basina shares the science behind the first #IsletCellTransplant with immune tolerance induction, a procedure that could bring patients with #Type1Diabetes closer to a cure. https://stanford.io/44xVfEK

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 28d

According to recent #StanDOM-led research, pregnant women who experience a severe form of nausea (hyperemesis gravidarum) face increased risks for several pregnancy & birth complications. https://stan.md/4f2vykk

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· 29d

#StanDOM's Sun Kim helps break down the basics of #GLP1s, discussing the science behind weight loss, side effects & safety. https://stan.md/4wBfSvD

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 13

In this episode of The Future of Medicine, #InfectiousDisease expert @mtosterholm.bsky.social joins #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social to examine what #COVID19 taught us & why the world remains dangerously underprepared for the next #pandemic. @cidrap.bsky.social https://bit.ly/3SLLwbg

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 10

Santiago Sanchez, a new Stanford Cancer Biology PhD Program graduate, is studying telomere structure in the Artandi Lab (#StanDOM's Steven Artandi) to improve early cancer detection & prevention. Learn more: https://stan.md/4wkx0FQ

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 8

Instead of studying illness, a Stanford Medicine research team is studying elite endurance athletes to uncover clues about longevity & future treatment paths. #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social is part of the team behind it. https://stanford.io/4f8SSx4

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 7

From a six-student pilot to a 31-student global cohort in just a few years, Stanford Medicine's M-TRAM program is preparing the next wave of leaders to translate discovery into real-world impact. https://stanford.io/3QV2SSq

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 6

When #StanDOM Administrative Specialist Tawny Bagnol noticed an opportunity to bring basic CPR training to nonclinical staff in our Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, she championed a training event that equipped colleagues with this lifesaving skill. https://stanford.io/4vOwOPh

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 6

Published in @jamanetworkopen.com: Stanford CDH researchers explored patient experiences with #GLP1 medications & found these therapies may help patients gain greater control over lifestyle changes while highlighting the need for stronger education, support & access to care. https://bit.ly/4a92N3S

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 3

Stanford Health AI Week featured #StanDOM's Tracy Rydel & Tina Hernandez-Boussard, who each took the stage to share their perspectives on AI in medicine: https://stan.md/3QC62dG

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 2

In a new @jamanetworkopen.com study from Stanford Center for Digital Health, researchers interviewed patients about their real experiences with #GLP1 medications. For many, the story was about life when food was no longer in charge. https://stanford.io/4gfNpGU

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jul 1

#StanDOM's Paul Bollyky will lead Stanford Medicine's new Center for #PhagePharmaceuticals to advance the use of bacteria-killing viruses as therapies for drug-resistant infections. https://stan.md/4uWt4de

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 29

New on #FutureOfMedicine: #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social & @Stanford Health Policy's Michelle Mello discuss how AI is entering one of the most consequential administrative processes in healthcare: prior authorization. Watch now: https://youtu.be/St1C_MJ_7kA

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 23

For much of medical history, #LGBTQIA+ communities were left out of health research. As co-director of The PRIDE Study, #StanDOM's Annesa Flentje is working to change that. Flentje discusses why community-engaged science plays an essential role in the effort: https://stanford.io/3QYGLub

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 22

In a small pilot study, a Stanford Medicine-developed tool that eases the burden of writing hospital discharge summaries is shown to be safe, & using it reduced physician burnout. https://stan.md/4uOVHsS

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 18

A new report from the American Academy of Microbiology & the American Geophysical Union, co-authored by Stanford CIGH Global Health Faculty Fellow Erin Mordecai documents how more frequent extreme weather events are impacting infectious disease. https://stanford.io/4xpdIjT

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 16

Through the Stanford Health Career Collaborative, #StanDOM welcomed students from East Palo Alto Academy & Eastside College Preparatory School to Stanford Medicine for an introduction to medical careers. Proud to inspire the next generation of medical learners! https://stanford.io/4aJCFg6

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 15

In this episode of The Future of Medicine with #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social, we are honored to welcome Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases (NIAID) & one of the nation's most influential public health leaders. https://youtu.be/1MWu-vVmMAo

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 12

#StanDOM researchers call for transparency, standardized evaluation & ongoing oversight to improve the safety of increasingly popular mental health chatbots. https://bit.ly/4foGbjo

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 10

Yesterday, #StanDOM joined @stanfordmedicine.bsky.social Annual PRIDE Parade, open to all and celebrating love, community, and inclusivity. Proud to show up together in support of inclusion and belonging. Photos by: Alexandra Medina #StanfordPride #StanfordPride2026 #StanfordMed

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 10

"While the [Ebola] outbreak is a serious concern in the Democratic Republic of the Congo & nearby countries, the risk to people in the U.S. & most other regions of the world is extremely low," says #StanDOM's Michele Barry. https://stanford.io/4fmevf1

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 8

Christopher J.L. Murray is thinking about #GlobalHealth out to 2100. In this episode of The Future of Medicine, Murray & #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social discuss the latest global health data, existential risks & what the numbers say about where we're headed. https://youtu.be/DjPJXYYD6Qg

Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 4

What's happening in the gut could shape cancer treatment outcomes. #StanDOM's Melody Smith & her lab are studying how gut bacteria & antibiotic use influence remission, side effects & outcomes for patients with blood cancers. https://stan.md/4vd7eT8

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· Jun 2

San Francisco high school students visited Stanford Medicine to explore careers in health & medicine, part of a collaboration with Neighborhood X Labs & coordinated by #StanDOM's Community Partnership Program, Culture & Community Building & #HealthEquity Education groups. https://stanford.io/3Q8rNkX

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Stanford Department of Medicine@stanforddeptmed· May 29

Thanks to Stanford CARE, Stanford Health Library & #StanDOM's Culture & Community Leadership Team for hosting Wednesday's event on AI in Asian Health. This was a great discussion on how AI is transforming precision medicine with a focus on diseases that disproportionately affect Asian populations.