Stanford researchers have found the stiffening of tissue may lead to breast cancer progression.
The artificial intelligence tool may help identify these bulges in blood vessels in the brain that when they burst may lead to death.
Dr. Sarah Beekley, a Kaiser Permanente pediatrician and Palo Alto resident, joined big team of KP caregivers on medical mission to Guatemala
California is expecting fewer cases of West Nile given the wet winter because birds and mosquitoes will separate.
The Stanford Blood Center's Type O negative has dwindled down to a two-day supply for local hospitals because of a recent surge in demand.
During National Heart Month, a Stanford nurse is grateful to be alive since receiving a transplant from a man whose mom he's befriended.
Albeit using a small, limited sampling, Stanford researchers have found keys to unlock vulnerabilities in some to return to drug addiction.
A special Stanford-led study used processing language as framework in monitoring the full potential of artificial intelligence.
Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara earns top scores for patient safety, reducing errors and injuries, as well as training top docs: Leapfrog Grp.
The Centers For Disease Control found Palo Alto and Morgan Hill as having the highest rates of suicide in Santa Clara Co. for ages 10 to 24.
Neuroscientists know a lot about how our brains learn new things, but now Stanford researchers have uncovered how they choose what to know.
A Stanford biologist takes on this crucial subject and finds people are living three years longer for each generation.
A clinical trial to determine whether a smartwatch app that analyzes pulse-rate data can screen for a heart-rhythm disorder.
A solution may lie in a small molecular attachment.
A new computer model may assist in finding ways to diagnose and treat neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and ALS.
Scientists have zeroed in on breast cancer cells' most imminent danger lies in the spreading, which helps find new ways to prevent them.
The smallest patient received the Heartmate3 ventricular assist device with FDA approval at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford.
'How Yoga Completely Transformed My Life'
Stanford researchers have turned up evidence from a 20-year study that rattlesnake bites are more prevalent over a year after heavy rain.
National quality group ranks Kaiser Permanente Medicare plans tops for prevention and treatment, as well as consumer experience
Sutter Health’s Mills-Peninsula Medical Center is piloting a specially-equipped and -staffed ambulance, called a mobile stroke unit (MSU).
Inclusivity and the ability to make accommodations isn’t just a physical act. It is one that is also embedded in the nuances of language.
National quality group ranks Kaiser Permanente NCAL Medicare highest for patient care experience, prevention and treatment
The recalled meat possibly contaminated with E. coli was shipped to warehouses in two states: California and Colorado.
Well-regarded quality study by US News & World Report ranks Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara in n Tational Top 50 for kidney care
“Events like Superhero Day are a way to help normalize the hospital environment,” said Alyssa Pettingill. See photos here.
Emerging tech, from AI machine learning to big data analytics, are transforming the way people communicate and interact.
U.S. News and World Report has released its 2018-19 rankings of best hospitals in the country.
"Now is the time, we need you."
Ride, Run or Walk at Silicon Valley Tour de Cure on August 5 in Palo Alto
Sparklers can burn up to 1,000°F and account for one-third of firework-related injuries among children under five. Try glow sticks instead.
The bat tested positive for the rabies virus.
The eighth annual Summer Scamper brought in over $500,000 in support of children and expectant mothers receiving care at Packard Children's.
Melons distributed to California and 14 other states by Walmart, Sprouts, Trader Joe's and others are linked to a salmonella outbreak.
A book launch is set for June 13 at Children's Health Council, Palo Alto.
Kaiser Permanente grants $90,000 each to 2 groups, Momentum of Santa Clara County and Caminar of San Jose, to work reducing stigmas
New public health initiative from Kaiser Permanente to focus on preventing injuries and death from firearms
Dr. Sarah Beekley of Palo Alto on a medical mission to Guatemala, caring for needy villagers with Faith in Practice. Her latest message.
Americans don’t only drink to excess on St. Patrick’s Day, but many of you already knew that.
The rankings from Healthgrades evaluate the top 50 and the top 100 hospitals in America.