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    REACH-HBMC Celebrates Summer 2024 Research Mentors

    The RISE (Recognizing Individuals for Support and Empowerment) Awards honor exceptional mentors in the Stanford REACH-HBMC Summer Research Program. 2024 Award winners include Dr. Cara Liebert and Jill Helms!

  • Ozempic Could Prevent Diabetes. Should We Use It For That?

    Ozempic Could Prevent Diabetes. Should We Use It For That?

    New research shows that weight loss medications can stop the progression of prediabetes. Features Dr. Michelle Hauser

  • Surgery

    Stanford Surgeons Perform Ex-Vivo Liver Surgery to Remove Tumor

    Surgeons at Stanford Health Care recently conducted a novel ex-vivo liver surgery to remove a benign tumor from a patient. The procedure involved the complete removal of the liver from the patient, resection of the tumor outside the body, and subsequent re-implantation of the liver.

  • Surgery

    Sharma Receives U54 Brain MetNet Seed Grant

    Saurabh Sharma, PhD has received a grant from the Stanford Brain Metastasis Consortium (SBMC) Seed Grant Program. The $50,000 will fund his project "Melanoma Brain Metastases: Overcoming Key Obstacles."

  • Surgery

    Spotlight: Dr. Brendan Visser

    Dr. Visser is one of Stanford Surgery’s Global Surgery icons and is active in promoting surgical skills and the strengthening of HPB training and service development on an international scale.

  • Surgery

    Understanding Pelvic Floor Health and Rectal Prolapse with Dr. Brooke Gurland

    In this episode, host Rachel Baker speaks with Dr. Brooke Gurland, a Clinical Professor specializing in colorectal surgery at Stanford University. Together, they explore the world of rectal prolapse and the importance of pelvic floor health.

  • Surgery

    Fred Dirbas Named Faculty Scholar of Breast Surgery

    Dr. Frederick Dirbas has been named the John and Ann Doerr Faculty Scholar of Breast Surgery. Dirbas has been a member of the Stanford Division of General Surgery going on 30 years.

  • Surgery

    Monica Dua Promoted to Professor

    Dr. Monica Dua has been promoted to Clinical Professor in Surgery effective November 1, 2024. Dr. Dua has served in our Division of General Surgery’s Hepatopancreatobiliary Section since 2015.

  • Division of General Surgery

    Dr. Bao Promoted

    Dr. Jean Bao has been promoted to Clinical Associate Professor effective January 1, 2025. Dr. Bao is part of the Division of General Surgery where she specializes in breast surgery.

  • CIGH

    Global Learning: Kenyan Medical Students Inspire and Learn at Stanford and the Palo Alto VA

    A recent visit to the Stanford School of Medicine by two top medical students from Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret, Kenya cultivated cross-cultural learning and the bilateral sharing of medical knowledge.