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• Skin Cancer Prevention and Treatments: Targeting the Hedgehog Signaling Pathway (QuickTime)

  Jean Tang, MD, PhD

  Assistant Professor - Dermatology, Stanford School of Medicine
  Dec 14

  No SUNet required

• Integrating Palliative Care into Out-Patient Cancer Care (QuickTime)

  VJ Periyakoil, MD, Clinical Associate Professor Sarah Teymoorian, MD, Fellow, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Sandhya Srinivas, MD, Associate Professor

  Stanford School of Medicine
  Dec 7

• A Challenge to Integrity: Years of Living Dangerously with the Promotion of Bone Growth Factors (QuickTime)

  Eugene Carragee, MD

  Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Stanford School of Medicine
  Nov 30

• What Are the Characteristics of High Performing Clinical Teams? (QuickTime)

  Eugene Nelson, MD

  Director, Population Health Measurement Program at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, Dartmouth Medical School
  Nov 16

• Blood Transfusions: Less is More? (QuickTime)

  Lawrence Goodnough, MD

  Professor of Pathology & Hematology, Stanford School of Medicine
  Nov 9

• Metastatic Breast Cancer and Insights from Einstein (QuickTime)

  Judith Shizuru, MD

  Associate Professor of Medicine - Blood and Marrow Transplantation, Stanford School of Medicine
  Nov 2

• Could a "Polypill" Significantly Reduce Cardiovascular Mortality? (QuickTime)

  Denis Xavier, MD

  Professor of Pharmacology, St. John's Medical College, India
  Oct 26

  No SUNet required

• Osteoporosis in Men (QuickTime)

  Andrew Hoffman, MD

  Professor of Medicine - Endocrinology/ Gerontology/ Metab, Stanford School of Medicine
  Oct 19

  No SUNet required

• Decisions about Decision Support: Extracting Meaning from Electronic Health Records (QuickTime)

  Mary Goldstein, MD

  Professor of Medicine - Primary Care Outcomes Research, Stanford School of Medicine
  Oct 12

• New Components of an 'Old' Pathway: E Proteins are Essential for TGF Beta Signaling (QuickTime)

  Julie Baker, MD

  Associate Professor of Genetics, Stanford University
  Oct 5

  No SUNet required

• Malaria Update: A Stanford and Global Perspective (QuickTime)

  Michele Barry, MD, FACP

  Professor of General Internal Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine
  Sep 28

  No SUNet required

• Clinical Complexities When Dealing with Aging Adults (QuickTime)

  Yusra Hussain, MD

  Clinical Assistant Professor of General Internal Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine
  Sep 21

• Non-invasive Means to Diagnose Acute Rejection After Heart Transplantation (QuickTime)

  Kiran Khush, MD

  Instructor, Cardiovascular Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine
  Sep 14

• Your Inner Self: the Human Microbiome (QuickTime)

  David Relman, MD

  Professor of Medicine, Microbiology & Immunology, Stanford School of Medicine
  Sep 7

• Film: The Mozart of Hematology (QuickTime)

  Special Grand Rounds Dedicated to Dr. Stanley Schrier

  Professor of Medicine - Hematology, Emeritus, Stanford School of Medicine
  Aug 31

• Personalized, Quantitative, Evidence-Based Treatment of Bipolar Disorders (QuickTime)

  Terence Ketter, MD

  Psychiatry & Behavioral Science - Psychopharmacology, Stanford School of Medicine
  Aug 24

  No SUNet required

• Pursuing Organizational Excellence at Stanford (QuickTime)

  Amir Dan Rubin

  President & CEO, Stanford Hospital & Clinics
  Aug 17

• The Strain in Pain Lies Mainly In the Brain (QuickTime)

  Sean Mackey, MD, PhD

  Associate Professor - Anesthesia, Stanford School of Medicine
  Aug 10

• Acute Leukemia Research Program: Contributions and Future Directions (QuickTime)

  Bruno Carneiro de Medeiros, MD

  Assistant Professor of Medicine - Hematology, Stanford School of Medicine
  Aug 3

• An Anatomy of Addiction: Sigmund Freud, William Halsted, and the Miracle Drug, Cocaine (QuickTime)

  Howard Markel, MD, PhD., F.A.A.P

  George E. Wantz Distinguished Professor of the History of Medicine, University of Michigan
  Jul 27

• Ventricular Assist Device: Current Indications and Applications at Stanford (QuickTime)

  Hari Mallidi, MD, FRCSC

  Assistant Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jul 20

• Clinical Case Presentation: The Intestine’s Questions (QuickTime)

  Neera Ahuja, MD, Trevor Winter, MD & Uma Sundram, MD, PhD

  Stanford School of Medicine
  Jul 13

• Microvascular Function as a Window into Transplant Health (QuickTime)

  Mark Nicolls, MD

  Associate Professor of Medicine - Pulmonary & Critical Care, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jul 6

• A Genetic Approach to Identifying Lung Cancer Progenitors (QuickTime)

  Tushar Desai, MD, MPH

  Assistant Professor of Medicine - Pulmonary & Critical Care, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jun 29

• Noninvasive Imaging of Coronary Artery Disease - Improving Diagnosis and Outcomes (QuickTime)

  Michael McConnell, MD, MSEE

  Associate Professor of Medicine - Cardiovascular, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jun 22

• Can Infection Trigger & Perpetuate a Chronic Fatiguing Illness? (QuickTime)

  José Montoya, MD

  Associate Professor of Medicine - Infectious Diseases, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jun 15

• Mind Matters in Cancer Survival (QuickTime)

  David Spiegel, MD

  Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Science, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jun 8

• To Cath or Not to Cath? That is the Question (in Stable Coronary Disease Patients) (QuickTime)

  David Maron, MD, FACC, FAHA

  Professor of Medicine & Emergency Medicine, Vanderbilt University
  Jun 1

• The Case for Shared Decision Making (QuickTime)

  Clarence Braddock III, MD, MPH, FACP

  Professor of Medicine - General Internal Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine
  May 25

• Population Genetic Inference in the Personal Genome Era (QuickTime)

  Carlos Bustamante, PhD

  Professor of Genetics, Stanford University
  May 18

• Proactive Surveillance: Renal Failure in a Prostate Cancer Patient (QuickTime)

  Cornelia Weyand, MD, Richard Lafayette, MD & Tyler Hillman

  Stanford School of Medicine
  May 4

• The Past As Prologue: Three Plagues That Changed The Course Of Human History (QuickTime)

  George W. Rutherford, MD

  A.M. Professor and Vice Chair, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of California, San Francisco
  Apr 27

• The Uncertain Future of Health Reform (QuickTime)

  Alan M. Garber, MD, PhD

  Professor of Medicine -- Primary Care and Outcomes Research, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Stanford Health Policy, Center for Primary Care and Outcomes Research, Center for Health Policy, Stanford University
  Apr 20

• Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement for All Patients: Ready for Prime Time? (QuickTime)

  Alan Yeung, MD

  Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine
  Apr 13

• The Mission of Medicine; Square Peg, Round Hole (QuickTime)

  Walter Bortz, MD

  Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine
  Apr 6

• Obesity and Insulin Resistance: Focus on the Fat Cell (QuickTime)

  Tracey McLaughlin, MD

  Assistant Professor of Medicine - Endocrinology/ Gerontology/ Metabolism, Stanford School of Medicine
  Mar 30

• Discovering Patterns of Care in the 'Real World': Epi-Informatics Research on 18,000 Breast Cancer Patients at Stanford and PAMF (QuickTime)

  Amar K. Das, MD, PhD

  Assistant Professor of Medicine and of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford School of Medicine
  Mar 23

• Healthcare Reform and Academic Medical Centers: Challenges and Opportunities (QuickTime)

  Barry Straube, MD

  Immediate Past (Retired) Chief Medical Officer; Immediate Past (Retired) Director, Office of Clinical Standards & Quality; Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
  Mar 16

• A Quarter Century of HIV Treatment: Triumphs and Ongoing Challenges (QuickTime)

  Andrew Zolopa, MD

  Associate Professor - Medicine - Infectious Diseases, Stanford School of Medicine
  Mar 9

• AIDS, Development, and Africa: Promises and Challenges (QuickTime)

  Charles van der Horst, MD

  Professor of Medicine, Associate Chief, Division of Infectious Diseases Developmental Core Director, UNC Center for AIDS Research, University of North Carolina
  Feb 23

• A Patient from East Africa with Seizure and Hypercalcemia (QuickTime)

  Robert Carlson, MD,Chitra Venkatasubramanian, MD & Albert Luo, MD

  Stanford School of Medicine
  Feb 16

• Re"evolutionary" Regenerative Medicine (QuickTime)

  Helen M. Blau, PhD

  Professor, Microbiology & Immunology - Baxter Laboratory, Stanford School of Medicine
  Feb 9

• Measures to Assess Cancer Care Quality: A Case Study (QuickTime)

  Douglas Blayney, MD

  Professor, Medicine - Oncology, Stanford School of Medicine
  Feb 2

• Medical Education: The Next Generation (QuickTime)

  Neera Ahuja, MD

  Clinical Associate Professor, Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jan 26

• Bone Marrow Transplantation: Critical Roles for B Lymphocytes (QuickTime)

  David Miklos, MD, PhD

  Assistant Professor, Medicine - Blood and Marrow Transplantation, Stanford School of Medicine
  Jan 19

• The 2011 Edward Rubenstein Lecturer: Genes, Genomes, and the Future of Medicine (QuickTime)

  Richard Lifton, MD, PhD

  Sterling Professor of Genetics and Internal Medicine, Chair, Department of Genetics, Yale University
  Jan 12

• Case report – Amyloidosis (MP3 Audio)

  Amish Dave, MD, Michaela Liedtke, MD, & Ron Witteles, MD

  Stanford School of Medicine
  Jan 5