A look at the past, present, and future of the Stanford transplant program.
Link to Full Story: http://stanmed.stanford.edu/2008fall/article10.html
psoriasis treatments - See it
Researchers hired with Stimulus funding
Hearing more than a heartbeat
Anglia Papworth Hospital fall & Police fined after man shot by gun + Missing school boy found
UMB Dental Stem Cell Research
Professor sequences his entire genome at low cost, with small team
Body Worlds & the Story of the Human Heart
Risks of sharing genetic information online
christiaan barnard - 1968
Heart Transplant Recipient Shares Hopeful Story
With clock ticking, Stanford makes unprecedented effort to file for NIH stimulus grants
Heart Transplantation by CARE Hospitals - Cardiac Transplantation performed by CARE Hospitals INDIA
College Algebra - Lecture 4 P2 - Polynomial Expressions
Bergomottin and cyclosporin
Match Day 2009
Trip to Science center CPH
Immunosuppressive Regime Change Improves Renal Function in Cardiac Transplant Patients
The Worst Psoriasis I've Seen
1896 The First X-Ray
Source of cancer stem cells' resistance to radiation discovered at Stanford
Catching arthritis before it catches you
How vaccines work
Jeff Bluestone: Immune rejection of stem cell transplants
Stanford Medicine: Pioneers in Interventional Radiology
Heart Surgeon - A day in the Life.
Stanford School of Medicine Branding
Take a look at Alumni Day 2010...
Blood Center Video
The two years of living dangerously
Take the tube: Mass transit for lab samples
Alumni Day, May 1 2010 - Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge
Using fMRI to treat substance abuse and chronic pain
Packard researcher's other classroom in Guatemala
Researchers hired with Stimulus funding
Stimulus funding at Stanford School of Medicine
Pioneering radiation therapy to zero in on tumors
Medicine for an ailing economy
Identifying the cause of infants' lung disease
Stanford scans of mummy to be featured in San Francisco museum exhibition
Hearing more than a heartbeat
Stephen Quake, PhD, professor of bioengineering discusses his own genome sequencing
Professor sequences his entire genome at low cost, with small team
Simulation center helps close the gap between classroom learning and patient care
Risks of sharing genetic information online
Window expanded for stroke treatment
With clock ticking, Stanford makes unprecedented effort to file for NIH stimulus grants
Narcolepsy is an autoimmune disorder, Stanford researcher says
Student-run free clinic offers hands-on learning
Match Day 2009
Students on the Flask Track