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A new biosecurity initiative at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, will be led by David Relman.

The NIH Collaboratory launched a new website this week:  Rethinking Clinical Trials: A Living Textbook of Pragmatic Clinical Trials.

For the second year, the Palliative Care Section is soliciting unpublished short stories, essays and poems for the Kalanithi Award.

The Oncology and Hematology Annual Research Retreat is designed not only to create awareness about ongoing projects but also to foster collaboration.

Sara Singer, PhD, MBA, recently joined the Division of Primary Care and Population Health.

The third annual Stanford 25 Bedside Medicine Symposium will be held on September 29 and 30, again bringing together worldwide medical educators to foster clinical teaching skills.

Hanbang Zhang is a basic life science research scientist. Day-to-day, that means he maintains cell culture (working in the hood for 1-2 hours), keeps track of lab ordering and collaborates with others on the same research project.

Researchers at Stanford are seeking adult patients who are willing to participate in two NHLBI/NIH-funded stem cell clinical trials.

Stanford formally welcomed its first Project Baseline study participant in June. The study – a massive enterprise to map the fundamental aspects of human health – is a joint effort of Stanford Medicine, Duke University School of Medicine, and Verily Life Sciences.

In a recent publication, Joshua Knowles and his colleagues describe how they trace FH throughout a family.