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David Magnus, director Center of Bioethics, Stanford, in front of Rodin's Gates of Hell. (Courtesy of Stanford Medicine/Steve Fisch Photography)

Research examines ethics of machine learning in medicine

Olivia Mitchel
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May 28, 2018
(HOLDEN FOREMAN/The Stanford Daily)

Faculty Senate approves PI waivers for Med School, discusses FLI needs

Holden Foreman
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April 27, 2018
Tristan Frey (Joe Estlack) and Connie Hall (Ayelet Firstenberg) get to know one another in “The Effect” at San Francisco Playhouse. (Courtesy of Jessica Palopoli)

‘The Effect’ is an empathetic, contemporary cyberpunk exploration of love and science

Olivia Popp
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April 24, 2018
(Courtesy of Jack Andraka)

Andraka named Truman scholar

Mini Racker
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April 20, 2018
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Stanford students receive three out of 10 Hertz fellowships nationwide

Renee Li
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April 19, 2018
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Taube family donates $20 million toward construction of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital’s main building

Nicholas Midler
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April 6, 2018
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Nonprofit applies machine learning to global healthcare

Elaine Park
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Feb. 15, 2018
(The Stanford Daily Archives)

On this day in Stanford history: Oct. 27

Courtney Douglas
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Oct. 27, 2017
Mark Schuster, MD, PhD. (Courtesy of the Boston Children's Hospital)

‘The Doctor is Out’: Dr. Mark Schuster on being LGBTQ+ in medicine

Mell Chhoy
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Oct. 22, 2017
Stanford researchers find a five percent drop in measles vaccines would triple the number of infections in kids (Courtesy of CDC).

Small drop in measles vaccination rates would triple infections, researchers find

Jessica Jen
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Aug. 21, 2017
While studying the cell Stentor coeruleus, Tang Lab researchers created the microfluidic guillotine (Courtesy of Lucas Blauch).

New cell splicing device improves studies of cell repair

Jessica Jen
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July 10, 2017
Students in Stanford's Biodesign Innovation class were recently immersed in hospital simulations (Courtesy of Stanford News).

Hospital simulations help grad students innovate in medicine

Susannah Meyer
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May 15, 2017
Credit: istock/NNehring, with Stefani Billings.

Stanford researchers simulate cell transporter

Gillian Brassil
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April 14, 2017
(Courtesy of Linda Cicero).

Researchers develop controllable gene therapy, make rats glow

Aulden Foltz
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March 6, 2017
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School of Medicine introduces master’s program in physician assistant studies

Christina Pan
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Oct. 6, 2016
Physician, author, educator Abraham Verghese gives his talk, ‘’The Great Lie That Tells The Truth (Courtesy of Stanford News Service).

Abraham Verghese, MD, awarded the National Humanities Medal

Fangzhou Liu
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Oct. 3, 2016
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Laboratory for Cell and Gene Medicine opens in Palo Alto

Isabela Bumanlag
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Sept. 18, 2016
(Courtesy of Kyle Loh and Angela Chen)

Stanford researchers use stem cells to create pure populations of human cell types

Tanushri Sundar
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Aug. 12, 2016
Associate Professor of Medicine Jason Gotlib may have found a novel cure for rare blood cancer. (Courtesy of Jason Gotlib)

Rare blood cancer responds to new treatment pioneered by Stanford physician

Emma Cockerell
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July 23, 2016
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Researchers to revisit drug trials for major viruses

Aulden Foltz
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April 15, 2016
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