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Stanford University School of Medicine
Medical school that improves health through discoveries and innovation in health care, education and research
A leader in the biomedical revolution, Stanford Medicine has a long tradition of leadership in pioneering research, creative teaching protocols and effective clinical therapies.
Our close proximity to the resources of the university — including the Schools of Business, Law, Humanities and Sciences, and Engineering, our seamless relationship with our affiliated adult and children’s hospitals, and our ongoing associations with the entrepreneurial endeavors of Silicon Valley, make us uniquely positioned to accelerate the pace at which new knowledge is translated into tangible health benefits.
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Stanford University School of Medicine News
Antibody treatment rejuvenates aged immune systems in mice
Science - 04-Apr-2024Researchers improved immune response to new infections and reduced overall inflammation
Novel antibody therapy rejuvenates aging immune systems in mice
New Scientist - 27-Mar-2024Potential treatment approach to boost immunity and fight disease in older adults
Simple at-home fingerprick test reveals thousands of health insights
Stanford University School of Medicine - 19-Jan-2024Reading metabolic and immune responses, blood test paves way for early diagnosis & personalized medicine
Vegan diets enhance heart health over omnivorous diets, even in identical twins
Live Forever Club - 06-Dec-2023Benefits include lower LDL-C, reduced fasting insulin & weight management
Hunter-gatherer diet unveils incredible gut microbiome diversity
New Scientist - 21-Jun-2023A study of Tanzania's Hadza people reveals over a thousand new gut microorganism species
Reprogrammed tumour cells to be used as therapeutic cancer vaccine for treating cancer
Stanford School of Medicine - 01-Mar-2023T cells are trained to recognize cancer antigens, which attack the cancer cells when reintroduced into the body
Microbiome and metabolic biomarkers can predict who will lose the most weight
Stanford School of Medicine - 04-Jan-2023Soon there will be a test to check what the best diet is for your individual microbiome
Anti-inflammatory exercise factors target cerebrovasculature
Stanford School of Medicine - 08-Dec-2021Exercise plasma boosts memory and dampens brain inflammation
Smart toilets could provide effortless monitoring of a range of biomarkers, not just gut health
Guardian - 23-Sep-2021Coprata and Toi Labs among companies looking to bring products to market in the next couple of years
New evidence on reversing cognitive ageing in aged mice
The Scientist - 20-Jan-2021EP2 receptor which causes inflammation & ageing was knocked down in a disease model
Turn Bio licenses mRNA technology to undo ageing effects
Longevity Technology - 12-Jan-2021A revolutionary technology research to provide the cure for age-related diseases
Protein that regulates muscle function in ageing discovered
Stanford School of Medicine - 10-Dec-2020Blocking it improved muscle strength & function while endurance was also boosted in mice
Method to regenerate joint cartilage in adults, discovered
Stanford School of Medicine - 17-Aug-2020Principle tested and a success in mice and humans, to ease arthritis in the future
4 categories of ageing identified: metabolic, liver, kidney, immune system
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 14-Jan-2020Knowing which ageotype you are could help focus your efforts on where you're ageing most
Young mouse blood can reverse declines in the brains of older mice
earth.com - 04-Jun-2019Two proteins may be responsible for improving brain cell growth
Antibodies restore brain function of old mice back to their young days
New Atlas - 05-Apr-2019Possible treatment for neurodegenerative diseases of old age
People Who Drink More Coffee May Live Longer
Next Avenue - 03-Feb-2017Caffeine may reduce chronic inflammation linked to age-related diseases
Wearable sensors can tell when you are getting sick
Stanford University - 12-Jan-2017Analysed nearly 2 billion measurements from 60 people, including continuous data from wearables a...
RNA splicing could help us prevent aging
Futurism - 06-Dec-2016Researchers wanted to find out the impact of RNA splicing on the ageing process
Chronic stroke patients safely recover after injection of human stem cells
Kurzweil Network - 03-Jun-2016Stanford University School of Medicine studied 18 patients who had suffered a stroke between six ...
Telomere extension turns back aging clock in cultured human cells
Stanford University - 22-Jan-2015Researchers delivered a modified RNA that encodes a telomere-extending protein to cultured human ...
