Europe was deep in the Middle Ages when halfway around the world, on the remote, windswept shores of tiny Easter Island, a ...

Our Mission The ARISE (AI Research and Science Evaluation) Healthcare Network was established in 2024 as a collaboration between clinicians and researchers across academic medical centers to advance ...

The Stanford Cancer Institute has released its 2026 Annual Report, celebrating the collective efforts of Stanford faculty, ...

Stanford Medicine researchers built an AI-enabled model of immune system changes in pregnancy, allowing them to test medications to avert premature birth.

The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences is creating a new paradigm in psychiatry—moving beyond disease treatment ...

Stanford University and the Division of Endocrinology have a long history of outstanding research and clinical excellence. The clinical program encompasses inpatient consultations and outpatient ...

Karl Deisseroth, MD, PhD, a Stanford University professor of bioengineering and of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine “for discoveries ...

When Emmanuel Mignot, MD, PhD, began studying narcolepsy four decades ago, sleep and its disorders were not considered serious subjects of scientific inquiry. His long, curly hair and the fact that he ...

Maybe your doctor has mentioned them, a friend or family member is taking one — or a growing list of related drugs. The dramatic before-and-after stories of weight loss are everywhere, but so are the ...

“AI” and “Labubu” aren’t often uttered in the same breath. But on the first day of Stanford Health AI week, Laurah Turner, PhD, keynote speaker at the AI in Medical Education symposium, showed a slide ...

Your driver’s license states the hard truth of chronological age: Even if you still feel like you did in your 40s, you were born 52 years ago. Then again, your wearable fitness tracker says your ...