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Home » Archives by category » NEWS » Research (Page 2)
Researchers receive grant for stem cell cardio trials
By Judith PelpolaResearchers at the Stanford Cardiovascular Institute (CVI) have received a National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute grant of over $5 million, to be dispersed over seven years, to conduct clinical…
Nanoparticle may advance surgery
By Matt Bettonville Medical researcher and nanotechnology professor Sam Gambhir and his research team have devised a way to use gold-based particles to image cancer cells in the brain. Although years away from…
Med school researchers discover hyper-adaptable fish
By The Daily News StaffResearchers at the Stanford School of Medicine and the Broad Institute have discovered the entire genome sequence of 21 threespine stickleback fish.…
CISAC receives $2.45 million research grant
By Ileana NajarroStanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) received a $2.45 million grant for a span of four years from The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to train…
New antibody offers broad cancer treatment
By Judith PelpolaResearchers from the Stanford School of Medicine have developed an antibody shown to be effective in treating a wide range of cancers. The antibody encourages the body’s immune system to…
Research suggests future of stroke recovery
By The Daily News StaffResearchers at the School of Medicine recently identified two molecules as potentially having a significant impact on future stroke treatment and recovery.…
Prenatal test raises ethical questions
By Josee SmithA recently developed and newly released Stanford-created blood test can detect Down syndrome and two other major genetic defects at early stages of pregnancy. Experts have expressed concerns, however, about…
Researchers celebrate trial’s lasting success
By Alexis GardunoResearchers from the Stanford School of Medicine gathered with patients Sunday to celebrate a successful clinical trial that tested an alternative to the immunosuppressant drug regimen that patients must normally…
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