Defining AI’s place in health and medicine
Dean Lloyd Minor on the need to not only learn to employ AI effectively but also to invest in efforts to guide its safe and responsible use
Dean Lloyd Minor on the need to not only learn to employ AI effectively but also to invest in efforts to guide its safe and responsible use
With all patients’ tissue samples digitized, AI-assisted analysis begins
A hunt for the sources of lead poisoning in Bangladesh
A racing heart can make mice more anxious in risky situations
A student channels climate fears into the medical school's courses
The making of a ’70s cult classic that brings protein synthesis to life
A way of life that keeps cells young in one region of Costa Rica
For South Asian women, stigma stands in the way of asking for support
A dozen Stanford Medicine researchers explain what piques their interest when it comes to molecules
A new type of brain model reveals the organ’s workings in unparalleled detail, providing insights into development and disease