Nourishing the brain with blood from the belly
A strange and wonderful surgery for a rare neurological disorder
A strange and wonderful surgery for a rare neurological disorder
Stents or bypass surgeries might not be needed for patients with stable heart disease who don't have symptoms of chest pain.
Tracking surgeons’ motions to understand success
Formerly conjoined, the girls are flourishing
Building a culture of teamwork in emergency care
How Stanford physicians and researchers prepare patients to thrive after surgery
Surgeon performs Stanford Medicine’s first scar-free thyroid removal.
Readmissions account for $86 million of the $911 million spent yearly on gun-injury hospitalizations, according to analysis by Stanford researchers.
Honeybee protein keeps cultured embryonic stem cells youthful
Surgeon, educator and inventor builds on collaborations to advance the science of touch