This 1-day, hybrid conference presented by Stanford faculty will provide an update on high-yield adolescent health topics, including substance use disorder, eating disorders, management of psychotropic medications, gender care, reproductive health and confidentiality.

This activity aims to elevate the voices and perspectives of clinicians in CA who see the health impacts of climate change on their patients and healthcare clinics, and strengthen health as a key priority in policy discussions on climate change and in the media.

Join us for the latest guidance on preventing, diagnosing, and treating critical infectious diseases such as measles, H5N1, Long Covid, Mpox, tuberculosis, C difficile and Candida Auris.

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.

Learn to address trauma through Western and Indigenous approaches, enhance clinical interviews on historical trauma, and apply strategies to recognize and heal intergenerational trauma in Native youth using culturally grounded care.

Watch the fourth lecture in the MS Series to learn about how to choose disease-modifying treatment options, the importance of monitoring patients at regular intervals to evaluate signs of disease activity, and how to balance patients' risks and comorbidities with the advantages of treatments.

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.