A force of nature: Odette Harris’ journey to becoming America’s second Black female neurosurgery professor

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Olympics kick off as Stanford doctors urge caution

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Stanford dodges questions on reinstating restrictions

7 fully vaccinated students test positive for COVID-19

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California is heating up. Here’s what Stanford climate scientists say needs to happen.

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Sara Cody talks pandemic response challenges

Santa Clara public health director Sara Cody ’85 wins Zale Award for public service

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Stanford reports no new student COVID cases for third straight week

Majority of incarcerated people in California are willing to get vaccinated, researchers report

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In groundbreaking discovery, Stanford researchers identify drug that could prevent scarring

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Over 70% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients experience ‘long haul’ symptoms, landmark Stanford study finds

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Stanford reports 0 new COVID cases for second week in a row

Stanford reports 0 new COVID cases for first time in spring quarter

Stanford Medicine hosts first virtual week-long Health Matters event

‘Encouraging and exciting’: Stanford researchers chart out next steps after landmark pregnancy study

University’s vaccine mandate reasonable for fall reopening but obstacles remain, researchers say

Stanford reports 4 new COVID cases

Stanford med affiliates launch mentorship program for underrepresented minorities

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Stanford to require COVID-19 vaccination for faculty and staff in fall

Stanford experts encourage continued vaccination after Johnson & Johnson pause lifted

Stanford Health Care opens first-dose vaccination appointments for all Stanford students, employees, their families

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A force of nature: Odette Harris’ journey to becoming America’s second Black female neurosurgery professor

Olympics kick off as Stanford doctors urge caution

7 fully vaccinated students test positive for COVID-19

California is heating up. Here’s what Stanford climate scientists say needs to happen.

Santa Clara public health director Sara Cody ’85 wins Zale Award for public service

Stanford reports no new student COVID cases for third straight week

Majority of incarcerated people in California are willing to get vaccinated, researchers report

In groundbreaking discovery, Stanford researchers identify drug that could prevent scarring

Over 70% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients experience ‘long haul’ symptoms, landmark Stanford study finds

Stanford reports 0 new COVID cases for second week in a row

Stanford reports 0 new COVID cases for first time in spring quarter

Stanford Medicine hosts first virtual week-long Health Matters event

‘Encouraging and exciting’: Stanford researchers chart out next steps after landmark pregnancy study

University’s vaccine mandate reasonable for fall reopening but obstacles remain, researchers say

Stanford reports 4 new COVID cases

Stanford med affiliates launch mentorship program for underrepresented minorities

Stanford to require COVID-19 vaccination for faculty and staff in fall

Stanford reports 4 new COVID cases

Stanford experts encourage continued vaccination after Johnson & Johnson pause lifted

Stanford Health Care opens first-dose vaccination appointments for all Stanford students, employees, their families

Stanford reports 2 new COVID cases

Stanford reports 5 new COVID cases

Santa Clara County has opened up vaccine eligibility. Here’s what you need to know

Santa Clara County expands vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 and older