Nobel laureate & co-discoverer of CRISPR-Cas9 Jennifer Doudna is this week's guest on the Future of Medicine podcast hosted by @euanashley.bsky.social. Here's a link to the episode: thefutureofmedicine.buzzsprout.com #CRISPR #biosky #medsky

Fun feature on our Elite study, part of the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance. stanfordmag.org//contents/po...

Coming next week on The Future of Medicine: Jennifer Doudna, a Nobel Prize–winning biochemist & the co-inventor of CRISPR gene editing! #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social#StanDOM& Doudna discuss scientific curiosity, responsible innovation, gene editing & more. https://bit.ly/43LGRZv

Episode 2 of our video podcast series The Future of Medicine drops today! In front of a live audience at Stanford University, I had a chance to chat to Sumbul Desai, Vice President of Health at Apple. www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXRj...

Something new is coming from #StanDOM on Dec. 1! Introducing The Future of Medicine, a new podcast built from the extraordinary speakers who join us for #StanDOMGrandRounds & hosted by our Chair, @euanashley.bsky.social#StanDOM#StanDOMGrandRoundsSubscribe on your favorite platforms at https://bit.ly/43LGRZv

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So excited about this new work from our CardioVar consortium out this week in Science led by the amazing Daniel Tabet and @fritzroth.bsky.social. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/

The credit for this honor goes to my team and the incredible environment here at Stanford University. I am so grateful for the opportunities that this special place has afforded me.

Honored to join Benjamin Meder and treasured colleagues at the 10th anniversary celebration of the Institute for Cardiomyopathies in Heidelberg. Hot on the heels of our Leducq Network meeting on cardiac splicing! Thanks for wonderful hospitality and stimulating science.❤️

Chronic disease represents an enormous individual and societal toll that is mental, physical, and financial. Stanford Medicine Magazine focuses on what our @stanfordmedicine.bsky.social faculty are doing to address this. med.stanford.edu/news/all-new...

I had the honor of remembering and celebrating our friend Atul Butte today at a special symposium at the AGBT Precision Health meeting in San Diego. I shared the stage with superstars Chris Longhurst, Marina Sirota, Lucila Ohno-Machado, and Bimal Chaudhari.

In this new opinion piece, we explore our belief that AI can make a significant impact on health by helping humans increase their physical activity. A new version of the My Heart Counts app will soon help us test that idea. www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/...

Atul Butte died yesterday. The world lost a giant. A big bear of a man. With a huge smile. With love for everyone. With energy that could power a room. I loved everything about Atul. I loved how he was always happy. I loved how excited he was about science and helping people.

Stanford Department of Medicine’s very own Abraham Verghese with words to live by at the Harvard commencement (graduation) ceremony. youtu.be/m45Lqo5rUyQ?...

The NIH represents incredible value for the US economy and for the people of the world. We need to safeguard its future and that of our students and trainees. @rachelkeranen.bsky.social and I share our thoughts in today’s LA Times. www.latimes.com/opinion/stor...

Great to spend some time with the incomparable @mcuban.bsky.social talking origin stories, healthcare disruption, entrepreneurship, and the NBA draft.

Excited to talk about precision medicine, rapid genomes, and exercise at the Health Matters event next weekend!

Juxtaposing the clear benefits of exercise with the likely (small) risks of low-moderate alcohol consumption. Not sure how far we can take this math but in a world where risks are everywhere and are hard to calibrate, it doesn't sound too far off. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...

We are recruiting a Division Chief for Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine. If you have a vision for the future of infectious disease and are passionate about driving innovation in healthcare, we invite you to learn more and apply: facultypositions.stanford.edu/en-us/job/49...

Stanford Department of Medicine is recruiting a Division Chief for Gastroenterology and Hepatology. If you're passionate about advancing digestive health and leading a dynamic team, I invite you to apply. facultypositions.stanford.edu/en-us/job/49...

A pleasure to chat with Patrick on my favorite topics…genomes, sequencing, AI, and curing genetic disease! pod.fo/e/2cc43f YouTube: youtu.be/jm4C3SqvIAI?...

The power of scientific discovery www.forbes.com/sites/michae...

Thanks to Sports Illustrated for featuring our consortium's work building a molecular map of exercise.

One of the biggest challenges in large scale biobanking is cold storage. Who among us has not experienced the nightmare of a freezer failing? Or that Friday night call from the lab about "beeping" coming from one of the lab freezers?

Just in time for new year's resolutions, @euanashley.bsky.social and @pbs.org share insights into just how profound #exercise can be for the human body. #newyear2025

Season's greetings from #StanDOM! We're thankful for the dedication and passion of our incredible team. May this holiday season bring you joy, peace, and well-deserved rest.

Looking for your next great read? Check out this year's top picks from #StanDOM's @euanashley.bsky.social, featuring a mix of history, science, and inspiring stories. What were your favorite books of the year? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Some more details on our recent work with the Google Health AI team. research.google/blog/advanci... Manuscript: arxiv.org/abs/2410.03741

A really exciting day for the scientists, inventors, biotechnologists, and, most importantly, patients who made this possible.

Little known fact: Die Hard 2 — also a Christmas movie.

A pleasure to spend time virtually with friends down under!

Fall colors at Stanford

Thoughts today are with those spending Thanksgiving away from their families in hospital. Special thanks to our extraordinary health care workers, nurses, and doctors here at Stanford and around the world who are there for them every day. But especially on this day, I am so grateful for you all.

No one chooses to be in hospital for Thanksgiving but, if you had to be, then maybe the winter double rainbows from the J7 wing of Stanford hospital could help the healing a little bit. ❤️

The era of precision therapy for inherited cardiovascular disease is here. To date, we had almost nothing to offer patients with severe inherited cardiomyopathy. We are now on the verge of a new chapter with dozens of genetic-based therapies entering clinical trials. www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....