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The official account of Stanford Health Care Advancing knowledge, improving lives
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Joined February 2009
Not sure what to cook for dinner? Get inspired with this heart-healthy spin on a classic fried rice by the dietitians at Stanford Health Care. It only takes 30 minutes to prep and cook. https://t.co/9zIhVG5gwX
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New @StanfordMedcast episode: Menopause Matters: Myths, Management, and Meaningful Care Why is #menopause still under-diagnosed & under-treated? Dr. Karen Adams unpacks myths, hormone therapy evidence & practical care strategies. 🎧 https://t.co/auHNbggZzD
#Perimenopause #MedEd
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Five to ten% of #BreastCancers are due to genetic factors, and being able to implement effective genetic testing could let ~4 million people know about their risk. https://t.co/L5P2gTAk5s
@caswell_jin #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Stanford Medicine Children's Health ranks in all specialties in the 2025-26 @USNews Best Children’s Hospitals survey for 10th consecutive year, reflecting the dedication of faculty, physicians, and staff to exceptional pediatric and obstetric care. https://t.co/CU2AR6IkTx
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Over the past decade, cell therapies have successfully treated many patients with blood cancers. Now Stanford Medicine researchers are translating that success to autoimmune disease, including through a first-of-its-kind trial for multiple sclerosis. https://t.co/iv7uVhl7G3
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Stanford Medicine researchers are using machine learning to analyze glucose data to pinpoint effective treatments for each diabetes subtype. https://t.co/zbWU8FbYrh
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Annual mammograms for women age 40 and over can help detect breast cancer early when it’s most treatable. Find a screening: https://t.co/FMQS7Pz4xA
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Stanford Medicine researchers have devised an immune system assessment tool that could help guide treatment for critical care patients. https://t.co/PmNqW2n7YI
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Stanford Medicine researchers have devised an immune system assessment tool that could help guide treatment for critical care patients.
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The David Koch Jr. Foundation has made a $15 million gift to @StanfordMed to accelerate discoveries in pediatric nephrology. This gift launches the Kidney Health Innovation Program to expand research, enhance clinical care, and transform kidney health. https://t.co/2WmVoMMbbc
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🚨We need your help, SBC Donors!🩸 Due to high hospital usage over the weekend, we now have a critical need for A+ blood types. Your donation can save lives. If you can donate, please make an appointment at https://t.co/kXoOBxKn1h; walk-ins are also welcome! #donateblood
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Exercise might just be the best thing for you. In this episode of the Health Compass podcast, Euan Ashley, MD, PhD, discusses how working out, even in short bursts, can boost your health. Tune in for tips on how to keep your cells healthy. https://t.co/Vq1Gb08gid
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Stanford Medicine researchers have devised an immune system assessment tool that could help guide treatment for critical care patients.
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Stanford Medicine researchers have devised an immune system assessment tool that could help guide treatment for critical care patients.
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Teams from @StanfordChild and @StanfordEng are using artificial intelligence and human ingenuity to build a diabetes dashboard that filters blood sugar data in real time, making it easier to identify patients who are struggling. https://t.co/afIBZcO63L
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After exhausting his chemotherapy options, Jeanie Kortum’s husband was close to death, leaving her desperate for a new treatment. She found it in CAR-T cell therapy, which uses a patient’s own immune cells to fight cancer. She shares her journey of hope. https://t.co/0HwDffzHqN
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The genetic variant APOE4, carried by one-fifth of the world’s people, substantially boosts Alzheimer’s risk. But scientists have been puzzled about how to reverse that risk: punch up the gene variant’s potency, or smack it down? Now we know. https://t.co/DwCD0JiOvA
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The genetic variant APOE4, carried by one-fifth of the world’s people, substantially boosts Alzheimer’s risk. But scientists have been puzzled about how to reverse that risk: punch up the gene...
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Congratulations to our Stanford Health Care nurses! ❤️ They have been honored for the fifth time with a Magnet designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center — a feat achieved by only 1.6% of hospitals nationwide. https://t.co/eMpBqUuP0R
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According to a new analysis by Stanford Medicine scientists, changing clocks twice a year disrupts circadian rhythms, leading to higher rates of stroke and obesity.
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According to a new analysis by Stanford Medicine scientists, changing clocks twice a year disrupts circadian rhythms, leading to higher rates of stroke and obesity.
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Stanford Medicine researchers are unleashing what they know about the impact diet has on our well-being to establish nutrition as an integral component of medical education and patient care. https://t.co/3QlfOeV48g
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Discoveries linking our diets to how well we feel are inspiring a new modern medicine reality that makes nutrition a core focus.
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Congratulations to the three Stanford teams shortlisted for this year’s @CancerGrandChallenges. 🎉#CancerGrandChallenges. https://t.co/uTF5El26Jc
@Prof_Lundberg @SageJulien
@michelle_monje @KarlDeisseroth @jure @stanfordmed
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“Eat less, move more” oversimplifies the reality of childhood obesity. Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford challenges outdated views of childhood obesity and shares why science—not stigma—should guide care. #NCOAM @askdrfatima Listen now: https://t.co/auHNbggZzD
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