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Rare transplant procedure saves two women's lives A part of a rare 'domino donor' operation, in which a heart-lung recipient also donates her heart
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Stanford new president: neuroscience pioneer Marc Tessier-Lavigne| Stanford University on Thursday named a neuroscientist with stellar research and biotech credentials to be its 11th president | |
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Stanford Hospital introduces 3D breast screening   Map of Stanford Hospital West Santa Clara County 94304: Stanford Hospital is now offering a technology that could potentially identify breast cancers more accurately, with fewer false alarms
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 Bay Area professors win Nobel Prize in medicine UC Berkeley: Randy Schekman, 64, is at the University of California, Berkeley. Thomas Sudhof, 57, joined Stanford University in 2008
| 2013 Nobel Prize in medicine is for discoveries on how hormones, enzymes and other key substances are transported within cells
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Congresswoman's 'miracle baby' defying the odds 94304: U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler's first child has survived two weeks after birth despite a pregnancy problem that is usually fatal
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Previously conjoined twins set to go home Map of Lucile Packard Children%27s Hospital West Santa Clara County| 94304: Angelica and Angelina Sabuco have been recovering at the hospital at Stanford University since their Nov. 1 operation | |
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Conjoined twins separated, still in surgery The 2-year-old Angelina and Angelica Sabuco who underwent surgery at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital are now two separate little girls
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Those with migraines get fresh aid Migraines - the most common type of chronic or recurring headaches - affect more than 10 percent of Americans
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$58 million in stem cell grants delayed Burlingame: The governing board of the state stem cell agency is delaying $58 million in research grants at least until March because of the poor econom...
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'Safer' test developed for Down's University test of DNA evidence in 18 pregnant women's blood correctly identified 9 cases of Down's syndrome
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Univ. Rejects Pharmaceutical Co. Grants University's medical school will no longer accept money from pharmaceutical and medical device companies to fund programs in continuing educ...
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Separated Costa Rican Twins To Go Home Formerly conjoined 2-year-old girls walked, played and swatted at bubbles during their first public appearance since risky separation surger...
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Genetic Screens Help Black And Hispanic A new study finds that Hispanic and young black women may benefit from genetic screening in connection with a gene associated with breast ca...
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Test developed to identify Alzheimer's Researchers have developed a potentially pathbreaking blood test that could help to identify patients with Alzheimer's disease
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Watzlawick, family therapy pioneer, dies Palo Alto: A pioneering Stanford family therapist and communications theorist was 85
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Univ. Launches E. Coli Into Earth's Orbit Scientists believe studying the organism’s behavior may help determine the effect outer space conditions have on humans
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Scientist Shares Nobel Prize In Medicine| Professor of Pathology and Genetics Andrew Fire won the Prize for discovering a way to silence specific genes | |
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Heart transplant pioneer Shumway dies Norman E. Shumway performed the first successful human heart transplant in the United States
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Girl Tastes Food For First Time In 8 Years| Thanks to doctors, a little girl from England is catching up on 8 years with no junk food | |
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Tiny Miracle Baby Survives Heart Surgery 1-week-old Jerrick De Leon is the smallest baby ever to survive a special type of open heart surgery
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Device allows 3-D pictures of heart Stanford Hospital announced that it has a new device that allows cardiologists to see more heart patients
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Little Boy Gets Heart Transplant 3-year-old Drew Wessell from Oakley underwent a risky heart transplant
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Gynecologist admits errors Stanford gynecologist admitted he made errors in a medical journal article
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Web access to cancer group
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Meditation to treat depression
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