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Date Presentation Speaker Speaker's Title QuickTime Video
June 17 Medicine and Science in the First and Third Worlds Gary Schoolnik, MD Professor of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine Medicine and Science in the First and Third Worlds Gary Schoolnik, MD
June 10 Clinical (Outcome) Trials: Why do Them? Marc Pfeffer, MD Professor of Medicine, Harvard School of Medicine Clinical (Outcome) Trials: Why do Them? Marc Pfeffer, MD
June 3 Annual Medical Student Research Symposium Joshua Troke & Steven Lin Stanford School of Medicine Annual Medical Student Research Symposium Joshua Troke & Steven Lin
May 20 Amyloidosis, Disorders of Misfolded Proteins Stan Schrier, MD;
Ron Witteles, MD 		Dr. Schrier: Professor of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine; Dr. Witteles: Assistant Professor of Medicine (Cardiology), Stanford School of Medicine Amyloidosis, Disorders of Misfolded Proteins, Stan Schrier, MD and Ron Witteles, MD
May 13 Abraham Lincoln: A Unifying New Diagnosis John Sotos, MD Medical Advisor, House, MD Abraham Lincoln: A Unifying New Diagnosis John Sotos, MD
Apr 29 Swine Flu Discussion George Kemble, MD (Moderator); Leighton Read, MD; Harry Greenberg, MD Dr. Kemble: Vice President, Vaccine Research & Development Medimmune, Inc.; Dr. Reed: General Partner for Alloy Ventures; & Dr. Greenberg: Professor of Medicine, Microbiology & Immunology, Stanford School of Medicine Swine Flu Discussion George Kemble, MD
Apr 22 Not-So-Esoteric Cases From The Immunocompromised Host Infectious Diseases Services Wes Brown, MD Associate Professor of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine Not-So-Esoteric Cases From The Immunocompromised Host Infectious Diseases Services Wes Brown, MD
Apr 15 Heart Failure With A Preserved Ejection Fraction: What Is It And What Should We Do About It? David Kass, MD Professor of Cardiology, Johns Hopkins University Heart Failure With A Preserved Ejection Fraction: What Is It And What Should We Do About It? David Kass, MD
Apr 8 Health Care Reform Troy Brennan, M.D Executive Vice President, Chief Medical Officer CVS Caremark Health Care Reform Troy Brennan, M.D
Apr 1 New Direction in Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Josephine Briggs, MD Director, NCCAM National Institutes of Health New Direction in Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Josephine Briggs, MD
Mar 18 On Being a Doctor: Unchangeable from Antiquity Dan Foster, MD Distinguished Chair in Diabetes and Metabolic Research, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center On Being a Doctor: Unchangeable from A ntiquity Dan Foster, MD
Mar 11 How To Make Health Reform Affordable: Technology-Enabled Chronic Care Molly Coye, MD, MPH Founder, CEO Health Technology Center How To Make Health Reform Affordable: Technology-Enabled Chronic Care Molly Coye, MD, MPH
Mar 4 Health Care Leaders and the "Triple Aim" Donald Berwick, MD President and CEO, Institute for Healthcare Improvement Health Care Leaders and the 'Triple Ai m' Donald Berwick, MD
Feb 25 Regenerative Medicine: Challenges and Opportunities Michael Longaker, MD Professor of Surgery, Stanford School of Medicine Regenerative Medicine: Challenges and Opportunities Michael Longaker, MD
Feb 11 Intimate Strangers: The Human Microbiota David Relman, MD Professor of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine Intimate Strangers: The Human Microbiota David Relman, MD
Feb 4 The Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis, from Clinical Trials to the Clinic Mark Genovese, MD Professor of Medicine - Immunology & Rheumatology, Stanford School of Medicine The Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis, from Clinical Trials to the Clinic Mark Genovese, MD
Jan 28 Clinician Leadership in Attaining the Health Care Equivalent of Moore's Law Arnold Milstein, MD, MPH Medical Director at Pacific Business Group on Health, and U.S. Health Care Thought Leader at Mercer Health & Benefits Arnold Milstein, MD, MPH
Jan 21 What Can Functional Status Tell Us About Older Patients? Kenneth Covinsky, MD, MPH Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco
Jan 14 Pharmacogenetics: Using Genome Information to Make Better Prescriptions Russ B. Altman, MD, PhD Professor of Bioengineering, Genetics & Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine Pharmacogenetics: Using Genome Information to Make Better Prescriptions Russ B. Altman, MD, PhD
Jan 7 Rubenstein Lecture - Genetic Protection From Diseases of Dietary Excess Helen H. Hobbs, MD Professor of Internal Medicine and Molecular Genetics, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Rubenstein Lecture - Genetic Protection From Diseases of Dietary Excess Helen H. Hobbs, MD
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