It’s a girl
Digital unwrapping reveals a little mummy's secrets
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A quick look at the latest developments from stanford university medical center
New clues for cancer whodunits
Letter from the dean
Dear friends and colleagues,
Piece of mind
Jimmy Breslin write about his brain surgery. His account in Mandarin coming soon?
Jimmy Breslin won the Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Commentary in 1986. His columns have appeared in various New York City newspapers and have been syndicated nationwide. He is the author of I Want to Thank My Brain for Remembering Me and several bestselling books, among them the novel The Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight. He lives in New York City and had surgery for an aneurysm in 1994. His wife, Ronnie Eldridge, has been in public service most of her life. She served on the New York City Council from 1989 to 2001.
Pain’s stronghold
It's all in your head
Pain's stronghold
The replacements
Strokes kill brain cells. Can Gary Steinberg cajole new cells to swap in?
Building a better brain
It's never too late for renovation
Thoughts on the mind from the Dalai Lama
The Buddhist leader is coming to Stanford to continue the conversation
The meaning of dreams
Still a mystery after all these years
Brain waves
The science and ethics of exploring the mind