Sophia Nesamoney

The vaccine, if successful, could be stored at less extreme temperatures than mRNA vaccines currently in use, creating opportunities for distribution in low-resourced settings.

The flyer incorrectly claimed that the Stanford Medicine vaccine rollout had progressed into the Laboratory Category of Phase 1A, meaning that laboratory researchers and staff would be able to receive the new coronavirus vaccine.

Yasser El-Sayed, division chief of maternal-fetal medicine, said the gift will be transformative for patient care, as well as for research.

Sophia Nesamoney is from Atherton, California. She is a STEM Research Reporter who hopes to pursue careers in medicine and creative writing. Contact her at nsophia ‘at’ stanford.edu.

Stanford researchers believe that this gel could be used to improve the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines, leading to an enhanced immune response and potentially eliminating the need for storage at low temperatures.

Researchers found that burnout levels rose by over 40% since 2011, with potential implications for patient outcomes and medical error rates.

The Daily attended three of the week's events in which medical experts covered topics ranging from Asian-American health care to violent conflict to applying for medical school.

The Daily attended three of the week’s events in which medical experts covered topics ranging from Asian-American health care to violent conflict to applying for medical school.

“Without changing our DNA, we go from scar-free to scarring during our time in the womb – but how?” Longaker said. “This single question changed my career.”

It is important that students who were exposed and in quarantine have access to recordings and other remote-learning tools, councilors said.