After #StanDOM's Bryant Lin learned he had Stage 4 lung cancer, he began to share his story hoping it could spark more research funding, better education & better screening guidelines. #LungCancerAwareness https://stanford.io/4oNLdYa

📣 ICYMI: #StanDOM's 2025 Annual Report is now live. From new #CancerTherapies to faster #sepsis diagnostics & an innovative transplant program, this year's report highlights inspiring moments that drive our momentum forward. https://stanford.io/4hq25BJ

#StanDOM's 2025 Annual Report features advancements in clinical care, research & education from across our divisions & centers. We couldn't be more proud of our faculty, staff & trainees who make these moments possible! https://stanford.io/4hq25BJ

Momentum starts here. 🚀 #StanDOM's 2025 Annual Report explores important moments building our momentum — including groundbreaking research and clinical advances to exciting educational opportunities. Coming Oct 22. #SharetheMoment #FeeltheMomentum

Coming soon 👀

#StanDOM's 2025 Annual Report: From Moments to Momentum

Out Oct 22.

#ShareTheMoment #FeelTheMomentum

From launching MGR 2.0 with inspiring guests to celebrating #WomenInMedicine, this past month reminded us that community connection is at the heart of everything we do. Check out #StanDOM's September highlights. 👇

In a new MODEL Spotlight, #StanDOM's Edda Spiekerkoetter shares why #mentorship is essential to cultivating compassionate, capable physician-leaders. https://bit.ly/48kUVMG

ICYMI: In the latest #MedStory episode, host Rebecca Handler unpacks a Stanford-led study showing how the #EpsteinBarrVirus (EBV) may trigger #MultipleSclerosis in some people — & what this means for future prevention. https://bit.ly/4nHaToW

New #MedStory episode now live! Host Rebecca Handler explores a Stanford-led study showing how the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)—best known for causing mono—can trigger MS in genetically susceptible people. https://stanford.io/4nuO8o8