This hybrid course is designed for physicians and advanced care practitioners caring for patients in a primary care setting.

This event includes multidisciplinary thought leaders from science, business, journalism, and policy in discussion and dissection of some of the most pressing issues facing medicine in our time. The four theme areas include: Neuroscience, Living to the Last, Magic Medicine, and Climate and Health.

This training program is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of clinicians and researchers in the evaluation and management of patients with undiagnosed conditions

This session features Maegan Rides At The Door, PhD, LCPC, and Kiana Maillet, Ed.D, LCSW as they explore the impact of generational and historical trauma on Native youth mental health.

In this recording, participants will learn when to do a workup for abnormal bleeding and the indications for specialized care; practical day-to-day management issues of patients with inherited bleeding disorders and the types of treatments these patients may be receiving.

Explore Lesson 1 of this powerful 4-part video series from Stanford Medicine, where the personal journey of Dr. Bryant Lin—physician turned patient—guides a deeply human and clinical exploration of lung cancer care.

Explore Lesson 2 of this powerful 4-part video series from Stanford Medicine, where the personal journey of Dr. Bryant Lin—physician turned patient—guides a deeply human and clinical exploration of lung cancer care.

Explore Lesson 3 of this powerful 4-part video series from Stanford Medicine, where the personal journey of Dr. Bryant Lin—physician turned patient—guides a deeply human and clinical exploration of lung cancer care.

Explore Lesson 4 of this powerful 4-part video series from Stanford Medicine, where the personal journey of Dr. Bryant Lin—physician turned patient—guides a deeply human and clinical exploration of lung cancer care.