CARE is proud to co-host a new event, All About Breast Cancer: Risks, Prevention, and Treatments (in Mandarin). We’re excited to offer this Mandarin-language workshop to the East Bay community. RSVP here : stanfordhealthcare.org/breastcancerri…

"Recently, studies have shown that breast cancer incidence rates are increasing rapidly among Asian American and Pacific Islander women, with particularly large increases seen among younger women. To learn more, watch our April CARE Health Talk here: youtu.be/ApvOZTFJ9cM"

Thanks to all who joined us at our Year-End Symposium and Research Showcase to learn about promising studies on brain resilience supported by the Knight Initiative. Congrats to our 2025 poster session winners: Vanessa Doulames, Lauren Duan, Shuke Xiao, and Shon Alimukhamedov!

INCREDIBLE evening at the StanfordMedRes Resident Research Symposium! 🧪🔬 Inspiring to see all of the work by our residents: more than 70 published manuscripts in the past 12 months! 🤯 Thank you to all the amazing mentors & congrats to our residents! 🥳🎉Angela Rogers

“Research is like a chemical reaction – it takes time to reach completion. If we ever slow down in training the next generation of scientists, we risk falling behind other competitors in the world – even if we have the better solution.” #ResearchMatters news.stanford.edu/stories/2025/0…

Music for the soul 💫

Are you a high-schooler interested in #neuroscience & scientific literature? Join our Neuroscience Journal Club to read & discuss scientific literature with expert Stanford scientists. Deadline is May 30, 2025. youtu.be/qddRAYSq2bI More info: med.stanford.edu/neurosurgery/e…

Brain Prize winner Michelle Monje🎗️ 🟦 , Professor of Pediatric Neuro-Oncology at Stanford University, is giving her Brain Prize Lecture “The Neuroscience of Brain Cancer” at the University of Copenhagen. She is a leading voice in bridging neuroscience and oncology. #BrainCancer

Meet Angeline Yu, #Stanford2025 🎓 An equestrian and community health advocate who grew up in the Seattle suburbs, Yu graduates in June with a degree in science, technology, and society and her sights set on medical school: stanford.io/4kCkY4M

Dr. Bryant Lin, MD, CARE Co-Founder and Co-Director, is featured in an American Lung Association article. A longtime advocate for Asian American lung cancer research, Dr. Lin is now facing his own battle with stage IV lung cancer. Read it here: lung.org/blog/cancer-di…

Pleasure attending the Paul Kalanithi Writing Award reading hosted by Stanford Medicine & the Muse It was inspiring and emotional to see the infrastructure of art built in and through medicine. Thank you Lucy Kalanithi and all the finalists for your stories. They shape us

A nice piece on CBS Mornings on my good friend and colleague, Bryant Lin, a non-smoker who has stage 4 lung cancer. A great person and an amazing teacher! I recommend watching.

The Chariot Program at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health continues to explore how immersive technology can support not only pediatric patients—but the families who care for them. stanforddaily.com/2025/06/06/luc…

Gita Abhiraman, graduating from the Stanford School of Medicine, was inspired to pursue a career in immunotherapy after an early treatment saved her mother’s life. Now, she’s focused on advancing treatments that improve patient outcomes. #StanfordMed2025 med.stanford.edu/news/insights/…

This weekend, Dr. Bryant Lin—Stanford professor, CARE Co-Founder, and now patient—will speak at Stanford Med’s graduation while facing stage IV lung cancer. A non-smoker who studied Asian American lung cancer, he’s now living what he once researched. 🎥 nbcbayarea.com/news/local/sta…

Yesterday was pure magic. 🎓✨ Happy tears, proud cheers, big smiles, and all of Maples Pavilion singing "You are my sunshine" in an unforgettable moment. Congratulations to the Stanford Medicine Class of 2025! Relive the moment—watch the full ceremony: youtu.be/JhCvnIObUDY

Our faculty director Dr.Bryant Lin encourages graduating students to be creative, curious and kind. youtube.com/watch?v=ogVjD2…

Stanford Medicine’s annual awards celebrate excellence in teaching, patient care and more Congratulations to all ! med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/…

Stanford Medicine’s Class of 2025, celebrated by loved ones and faculty, was urged to carry forward not just their resilience, but also awe, curiosity, creativity, and kindness into their academic and professional futures. med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/…

Thanks to a transformative gift from the Li Ka Shing Foundation, Stanford is now able to offer a potentially lifesaving therapy to people facing liver cancer. medicalgiving.stanford.edu/news/breaking-…