Epidemiology & Population Health

Medical residents experience global health needs firsthand

New technology could make your drive therapy time

People who are genetically prone to heart disease can still benefit from regular exercise.

The high-tech and high-touch goal to impact 2 billion lives by 2025

New brain-imaging software identifies people who might benefit from treatment long after the time it has generally been considered helpful.

Women who have babies shortly after returning from military deployment are more likely to have preterm babies.

The quality of neonatal intensive care in California is inconsistent across racial and ethnic groups.

When science collides with politics

The Stanford Prevention Research Center

Infusing traditional culture with western medicine to reduce newborn mortality