Majority of kids who die in mass shootings killed by family members, study shows
When U.S. children die in mass shootings, most of the time the perpetrator is a family member, new Stanford Medicine-led ...
Breast cancer's genomic architecture: A new classification system emerges
Breast cancers can be classified into subgroups that hint at the aggressiveness of the cancer and the likelihood that the ...
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Here’s how big a hit some universities may take if NIH slashes support for indirect research costs
Documents analyzed by STAT show that big losers under the NIH's cuts to biomedical research include Stanford, Vanderbilt, ...
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Responding to Disaster: Lessons Learned From Los Angeles Medical Personnel Impacted by the Wildfires
“The first thing we should think about is disaster preparation…being ready for whatever might come down the road,” Alex ...
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Stanford to lose $160 million in NIH funding change
Upcoming shifts to the National Institute of Health’s (NIH) funding structure to limit indirect costs are expected to reduce ...