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Animated genes with scissors on a red background that resembles a blood cell.

Stanford doctors help develop first FDA-approved gene-editing treatment

Aya Aziz
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April 9
Science & Technology
Black and white closeup of a man with a vape in his mouth

The FDA banned Stanford-born company Juul from selling its products. Researchers disagree on if that was the right call.

Nataly Delcid and Kenneth Lee
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Oct. 4, 2022
News
Woman wearing grey Stanford Healthcare sweatshirt and a mask injects COVID-19 vaccine into left arm of man in a black shirt, facing away from the camera.

Novavax introduces protein-based COVID-19 vaccine option to unvaccinated Americans

Samyukta Sarma
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Oct. 2, 2022
University
Exterior of the Vaden Health Center building

International students face trouble complying with Stanford’s vaccine mandate

Katherine Lee
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Sept. 3, 2021
Health
Emergency medicine doctor Ryan Ribeira uses an iPad to communicate with the patient instead of having to use PPE and go into the room. (Photo Courtesy of Stanford Medicine)

‘Exhausting,’ ‘heart wrenching’: Stanford Health Care Workers on their experiences during COVID-19

Alexandra Villanueva
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Dec. 17, 2020
Health
(Photo courtesy of The Stanford Medicine CATCH Study/Chan Zuckerberg Biohub)

Stanford’s self-swab testing kit granted swift FDA approval

Katrina Machetta
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Dec. 10, 2020
World & Nation
A Stanford-led study earlier this year sought to assess the local prevalence of COVID-19. (Photo: KATE SELIG/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford researchers conduct clinical trials for REGN-COV2, experimental drug given to Trump

Tammer Bagdasarian
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Oct. 6, 2020
Research
The Pneumask built by Prakash Labs. (Photo: Pneumask)

Professor hopes ‘frugal innovations’ can help global shortages of COVID-19 ventilators, protective equipment

Clyde John
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July 26, 2020
Humor
Researchers confirmed that the phrase was overused enough to reliably induce vomiting. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

FDA approves phrase ‘Zoom University’ as new emetic

Vivek Tanna
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May 28, 2020
Research
The COVID-19 pandemic has infected at least an estimated 3.59 million people globally. Our roundup this week highlights remdesivir, an experimental antiviral drug that was recently approved by the FDA to treat coronavirus patients. (Graphic: AMY LO/The Stanford Daily)

Research Roundup: Remdesivir, autism biomarker, immunotherapy for pediatric brain tumors

Derek Chen
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May 4, 2020
Research
Last December, the FDA approved the release of Ervebo, the first vaccine approved to combat the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. (created by CDC microbiologist Frederick A. Murphy/flickr)

FDA approves first-ever vaccine for Ebola prevention

Sophia Nesamoney
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Feb. 12, 2020
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Laboratory for Cell and Gene Medicine opens in Palo Alto

Isabela Bumanlag
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Sept. 18, 2016
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Right idea, wrong response: Correcting the FDA’s misstep with 23andMe

Johnathan Bowes
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Feb. 9, 2015
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Killing Walter White: Why the government needs to sell drugs

Pepito Escarce
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July 24, 2014
Nigam Shah, assistant professor of medicine and one of the study's co-authors (Courtesy of Stanford Visual Arts)

Researchers use search engines to track drug side effects

Justine Moore
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March 31, 2013
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Cuéllar’s personal journey leads him to the helm of FSI

Taylor Grossman
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Feb. 27, 2013
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Two donors sue Stanford Blood Center for infections

Alice Phillips
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Oct. 14, 2012
News
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Researchers find new side effects for drugs

The Daily News Staff
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April 3, 2012
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Stanford scientists model hepatitis C treatment options

Catherine Zaw
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Feb. 28, 2012
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Studies show misuse of expensive blood-clotting drug

Billy Gallagher
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April 20, 2011
The Stanford Daily

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