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Nanotherapy reduces plaque buildup in mouse arteries

4 years ago med.stanford.edu

Researchers pinpoint brain circuitry underlying dissociative experiences: Stanford scientists identified brain circuitry that plays a role in the mysterious experience called dissociation, in which people can feel disconnected from their bodies and reality

4 years ago med.stanford.edu brain stanford

Immune systems of adults 'remember' germs to which they’ve never been exposed

4 years ago med.stanford.edu

Stanford researchers devise treatment that relieved depression in 90%

4 years ago med.stanford.edu stanford

‘Smart toilet’ monitors for signs of disease

4 years ago med.stanford.edu disease

Stanford Medicine COVID-19 test now in use

4 years ago med.stanford.edu covid stanford

Human body temperature has decreased in United States, study finds

5 years ago med.stanford.edu

MDMA's social and addictive effects aren't the same

5 years ago med.stanford.edu mdma

One injection of an antibody treatment let people with severe peanut allergy eat a nut’s worth of peanut protein two weeks later, a small pilot study shows

5 years ago med.stanford.edu

Stanford scientists uncover genetic similarities among species that use sound to navigate

5 years ago med.stanford.edu genetics stanford

In human cells and mice, a cure for the common cold, Stanford-UCSF study reports

5 years ago med.stanford.edu

The bacteria in our gut, the human microbiome, churns out tens of thousands of tiny novel proteins so small (< 50 amino acids) they’ve gone unnoticed until now

5 years ago med.stanford.edu

Key gene behind hallmark of Lou Gehrig’s disease identified

5 years ago med.stanford.edu disease

Blocking protein curbs memory loss in old mice

5 years ago med.stanford.edu

Biomarker for chronic fatigue syndrome identified

5 years ago med.stanford.edu

E-cigarette use, flavorings may increase heart disease risk, study finds

5 years ago med.stanford.edu disease

The flavoring liquid for electronic cigarettes may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease when inhaled

5 years ago med.stanford.edu disease

Researchers develop synthetic proteins that rewire cancer cells by co-opting critical disease-associated pathways while also sparing healthy tissue

5 years ago med.stanford.edu cancer

Brain response to mom’s voice differs in kids with autism

5 years ago med.stanford.edu autism brain

Common opioids less effective for patients on SSRI antidepressants - Patients taking the most common form of antidepressants, including Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft and Celexa, experience less pain relief on opioids like codeine and hydrocodone…

5 years ago med.stanford.edu

Lax state gun laws linked to more child, teen gun deaths

6 years ago med.stanford.edu

Babies born to fathers of an “advanced paternal age,” which roughly equates to older than 35, were at a higher risk for adverse birth outcomes, such as low birth weight, seizures and need for ventilation immediately after birth, finds a new Stanford study in the BMJ (n = 40,529,905).

6 years ago med.stanford.edu stanford

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

6 years ago med.stanford.edu

Researchers at Stanford University have reworked CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology to manipulate the genome in three-dimensional space, allowing them to ferry genetic snippets to different locations in a cell's nucleus

6 years ago med.stanford.edu 3d genetics stanford

Rapid evolutionary changes that led to the extraordinary complexity of the human brain may have predisposed our species to psychiatric diseases not found in other animals

6 years ago med.stanford.edu brain

Google Glass helps kids with autism read facial expressions and develop better social skills, a Stanford pilot study has demonstrated.

6 years ago med.stanford.edu autism google stanford

Frequent skin cancers due to mutations in genes responsible for repairing DNA are linked to a threefold risk of unrelated cancers, according to a study

6 years ago med.stanford.edu

Diabetic-level glucose spikes seen in healthy people - Analyzing subjects of a study who had their blood sugar levels continuously monitored, the data reveals that even people who think they’re “healthy” should pay attention to what they eat.

6 years ago med.stanford.edu

Depression linked to low blood levels of acetyl-L-carnitine

6 years ago med.stanford.edu

Physician burnout is at least equally responsible for medical errors as unsafe medical workplace conditions, if not more so, according to a new study.

6 years ago med.stanford.edu

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