The benefits of early screening for kidney disease
Screening everyone over 35 would increase life expectancy and reduce the number of people requiring dialysis or transplant, say Stanford Medicine researchers.
Researchers get their first glimpse of how magnetic stimulation works to dissipate severe depression – by reversing the flow of abnormal brain signals.
Video distraction helps kids undergo cancer radiotherapy
Most kids undergoing radiation therapy for cancer can stay still without anesthesia if they watch videos during treatment, a Stanford Medicine study found.
Stanford Medicine researchers used AI to analyze online discussions related to the life-saving cholesterol drug and found a troubling amount of negativity and misinformation.
Antibiotics after breast cancer linked to poorer survival
Triple-negative breast cancer patients who took more than one course of antibiotics after diagnosis were found to have an increased risk of death. The gut microbiome is a likely link.
