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Youth-focused programs provide mental health support

WEBThe rise of mental illness among young people is as daunting as it is undeniable. The rate of adolescents aged 12-17 in the U.S. who suffered a major …

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Mental health care for marginalized communities

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How stress can make us stronger

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Mental health crisis solutions emerge

WEBA mental health crisis looms, but less stigma means more funding, more research and new efforts to reach those in need.

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Finding personalized approaches to treating mental illness

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Talking about depression to battle stigma

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Health Trends Report: A surge in data is driving care equity

WEBA proliferation of data is driving more democratization in health care, according to Stanford Medicine ’s second annual Health Trends Report, published in …

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Psychiatry’s new frontier

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The future of health-care diagnostics Stanford Medicine

WEBThe future is all about being able to intercept diseases early and, ideally, prevent them. If we can actually do something about a disease such as an aggressive …

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Ending poverty with better health care, education Stanford …

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Pursuing equitable care for the medically underserved Stanford …

WEBThe passion Alyce Adams, PhD, has for improving health outcomes for people in marginalized communities was inspired by the suffering she witnessed of chronically ill …

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What’s trending in health Stanford Medicine

WEBThe report suggests that the following areas must be prioritized if the impact of big data in health is to be fully realized: • Doctors and other members of the medical community …

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Reckoning with health’s social context

WEBSocial determinants of health, as defined by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, are the conditions in the places where people live, learn, work and play that …

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Chelsea Clinton discusses health equity advocacy

WEBClinton went on to earn a master’s in public health and a doctorate in international relations. One of her priorities today is promoting early child development …

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Tomorrow's hospital today Stanford Medicine

WEBThe new hospital adds 4 miles of tubing to the 4 miles in the older hospital building. “We’ve designed the new Stanford Hospital to be a great place for patient …

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Expanding on unparalleled patient care Stanford Medicine

WEBThe new hospital offers the same unparalleled patient care for which Stanford is known, but on a greater scale. It features 368 patient beds, bringing our total …

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Empowering parents as first defense for children in crisis

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How digital medicine is improving patient care Stanford Medicine

WEBAs digital technology has become more portable, easy to use and affordable, it has begun to capture the minds of medical researchers. From new imaging tools to mobile devices, …

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Providing health care for people without permanent housing

WEBA newly acquired golf cart provides care teams at Peninsula Healthcare Connection a way to get patients without housing or transportation to the clinic for the services they need. …

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How health insurance changed from protecting patients to …

WEBFor $6 a year, or 50 cents a month, teachers who subscribed were entitled to a 21-day stay in the hospital, all costs included. But there was a deductible. The “insurance” took effect …

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