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"It’s what I’ve always wanted to do."
Mark Cullen, MD (professor, general medical disciplines), summarizes how he feels about his appointment as Director of the new Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences.
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Aspiring young doctors learn the ropes during Stanford summer program
Deep in the basement laboratory of Stanford University’s Falk Cardiovascular Research Center, 31 high school and college students stood in awed silence as surgeon Paul Chang, MD, demonstrated on the room’s large screen how to dissect a pig’s heart.
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Residents Shine at ACP Meeting
Stanford residents traveled to San Francisco on October 17 to attend and present at the 2015 American College of Physicians’ (ACP) abstract competition.
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Taking Direct Aim at AML
“My long-term goal is to make an impact on outcomes of patients with AML. That’s my personal mission and vision. We are treating them with same crappy chemotherapy drugs that were being used in the 1980s, and patients don’t do well. We need to bring them new approaches.”…
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The Gold Award Comes to Rich Popp
The European Society of Cardiology gives few awards. To a greater degree than its American counterparts, the ESC focuses its awards on its core audience: “over 85 000 cardiology professionals, principally from across Europe and the Mediterranean basin, but also from the rest of the world.”…
Employee of the Month
Fernando Fierros is October's Employee of the Month.
Awards & Recognition
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Nov 16, 2015 7:55 AM: Joseph Wu Honored with Inaugural Joseph A. Vita Award
Joseph Wu, MD, PhD, is the first recipient of the Joseph A. Vita Award, a new award established by the American Heart Association.Nov 11, 2015 8:12 AM: At First-Ever Stanford Medicine 25 Symposium, a Focus on Bedside Medicine and a Call for Community
On his first day as an attending physician at Stanford, Abraham Verghese, MD, noticed something unusual. “I was struck by the fact that the house staff were spending a great deal of time wedded to their computers,” he recalled. “And it was not their doing. They didn’t sign on to do that.”Nov 6, 2015 10:50 AM: Garrison Fathman Receives Mayo Clinic Distinguished Alumni Award
Garrison Fathman, MD, professor of medicine, was presented with the 2015 Mayo Clinic Distinguished Alumni Award during a private event at the Mayo Foundation House in Rochester, Minnesota on November 2.