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Stanford study: When measles could return if vaccination rates continue to fall
Measles would likely be the first eradicated disease to return, because it is so highly contagious, but other diseases like ...
The Stanford Daily1d
Stanford welcomes 1,500 ProFros to campus for Admit Weekend
In the annual tradition, Stanford opened its campus to admits for the Class of 2029 and their guests to learn more about the ...
Stanford grad sentenced for 'DoorDash-style' drug trafficking service
The leader of the drug trafficking scheme, Natalie Marie Gonzalez, will serve just over four years in prison for distributing ...
Stanford supports Harvard University's challenge to Trump administration's demands
Stanford University along with Princeton is uniting with Harvard as it stands up to a list of demands from the Trump ...
The Stanford Daily12d
Nearly 1500 urge Stanford leaders to condemn Trump administration’s actions in open letters
Messages from faculty and the Undergraduate Senate expressed concerns over academic freedom, institutional autonomy and ...
Stanford Unveils Revolutionary Blood Test That Detects Cancer and More
A new Stanford blood test detects cancer and tissue damage by analyzing rare RNA fragments in the blood. Stanford Medicine ...
Harvard receives support from Yale, Stanford
Harvard University received support from Stanford University and Yale University as its legal battle with the Trump ...
Palo Alto Weekly8d
Stanford University implements hiring freeze amid funding concerns
Stanford University implemented a staff hiring freeze Wednesday – excluding faculty, contingent and student employees – to cut back on costs as the new federal administration aims to slash ...
Stanford researcher breaks down importance of the Women's Health Initiative after funding threatened
It's been a rollercoaster of a week for researchers who are part of a major, long-term national study on women's health.