‘Emotionally scary’: Inside Stanford Health Care’s battle with the Delta variant
Despite the protection of vaccines, California's rise in Delta variant cases has spurred serious concern among Stanford Health Care providers.
Jack Quach
Jack is a high school student in The Stanford Daily's Summer Journalism Workshop.
A fall quarter sneak peek: Undergraduates study outdoors in first in-person classes since pandemic
As students look to transition from virtual to on-campus classrooms this fall, summer classes held in person have been conducted in outdoor classrooms with social distancing guidelines.
Stanford-developed biological clock serves as new way to track aging
By pinpointing specific markers, the scientists were able to not only analyze how healthy a participant was at the time, but also predict immune health into the future.
Stanford hospitals to require full vaccination or negative COVID-19 test for visitors
Individuals can present their physical vaccination card issued by the CDC, a photo of the card, documentation from a healthcare provider or information stored on a QR code.
Q&A: Stanford epidemiologists on breakthrough COVID-19 cases, pandemic forecasts
The University recently saw breakthrough cases among students living on campus. The Daily sat down with two epidemiologists to discuss their advice for students, research into the pandemic and forecasts of the future.
Vaccine supplement can expand immune system’s virus protection, Stanford research finds
Modified doses temporarily impacted antiviral genes without affecting their DNA. Then, “whenever any virus came into the picture, those genes could now be quickly expressed and launch a rapid attack,” said senior author Bali Pulendran.
California is heating up. Here’s what Stanford climate scientists say needs to happen.
To adapt, researchers recommend measures like creating cooling centers and launching public education campaigns about how to beat the heat.
‘Exquisitely uncomfortable, but … a duty I had’: Sara Cody ’85 reflects on leading county’s COVID response
Colleagues and Stanford representatives praised Cody for her work during the pandemic.
‘The Voice’ contestant Anthony Arya ’24 reflects on frosh year at Stanford, new holiday album
At just 16 years old, Arya launched his musical journey on NBC's The Voice. Now a frosh starting his second quarter at Stanford, he is looking to find the balance between music and academics as he enters the next stage in his life.
Beyond baby talk: Adult-infant conversations impact brain network connections, Stanford research shows
Infants who hold direct conversations with adults experience significant positive impacts in language comprehension, a new study conducted by Stanford psychologists finds.
Celebrity artists headline Under One Umbrella event benefiting Stanford Women’s Cancer Center
Celebrity artists Nicole Kidman, Trisha Yearwood, Rita Wilson, Keith Urban, Garth Brooks and Carrie Underwood joined virtual hands on Giving Tuesday to support the Stanford Women’s Cancer Center.
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