Events Calendar
01
Sep
Wellness Event
Stanford Medcast: CME Podcast
Stanford Medcast is an educational podcast ideal for the clinician on the go. Hot topics in medicine, healthcare and education are discussed with world leading physicians and scientists. Current Series: Hot Topics Mini-Series Covid-19 Mini-Series Pediatric Pulse Mini-Series Streaming now on all major podcast platforms.
19
Sep
Webinar
How to Spot False Health Information
Finding health information online isn't a problem. In fact, it's easy to feel deluged with information about health and science. But how can you tell what's accurate and what isn't? We click on...
20
Sep
Webinar
Skin Care Primer
Skin care is important to your overall well-being. As the largest organ of your body, the skin is your first line of defense in keeping you safe from infections and other unfriendly elements....
20
Sep
Online Class
The Improviser’s Mindset
Improvisational theater is the art of getting onstage in front of a live audience and making up a story, collaboratively. The skills required to accomplish this while on the spot and under pressure...
21
Sep
Webinar
Practice Makes Posture
Do you have aches, pains, or discomfort throughout the day? If so, your posture could be the cause. Often our lack of knowledge about the most basic movements in our bodies like sitting...
26
Sep
Webinar
Simple Steps to Improve Your Comfort at Work
Whether working on campus, at home, or at the local coffee shop, it is important to set up your computer workstation to allow for neutral postures and take adequate rest breaks. The cumulative...
28
Sep
Webinar
Snacking Reinvented
Healthy snacks can help with a variety of wellness-related desires like improving nutrient intake, managing appetite, and stabilizing mood and energy levels. However, with a typical grocery store offering more than 30,000 items, the...
29
Sep
Wellness Event
Science Café: Understanding Cancer Immunotherapy
Bay Area Cancer Connections and Stanford Cancer Institute invite the community to learn and chat about science with a researcher. Dr. Roeland Nusse, Ph.D., will explain the basics of immunotherapy and how it works to treat cancer. He will also discuss how research helps with the development of cancer immunotherapy for patients. Stanford Cancer Institute ...
29
Sep
Wellness Event
Vital Role of Cholesterol and Your Health
Free and open to the community Measures of lipids in the blood, including cholesterol levels, provide important information about future risk of developing heart disease. Randall Stafford, MD, PhD, will discuss what lipid test results mean and non-drug and drug strategies to improve lipids. Drawing on emerging research, you will gain a better understanding ...
30
Sep
Wellness Event
Stanford Neuro’s “Growing Up In Science”
Growing Up in Science (GUIS) is a new-to-Stanford discussion series. In each session, one faculty member will share the personal side of their individual journey through academia. The stories shared will focus on the struggles, doubts, weaknesses, and failures we all face as young scientists. The series aims to normalize discussing these personal and interpersonal ...