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The Stanford Tissue Microarray Database.
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Two recent studies showed some novel findings on the causes of autism and one of its symptoms.
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A new brain-imaging study could help explain why children with autism have difficulty with verbal communication: They may not get much pleasure from the human voice.
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The Feel-Good Faith of Evangelicals
Luhrmann, a psychological anthropologist at Stanford University, did years of research within the Vineyard movement and discovered a Christianity that was more therapeutic than theological.
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Former Cisco Senior Exec Zeeshan Naseh Appointed to Lead Connectloud
Connectloud Inc. , a software startup now in stealth mode, announced today that former Cisco Systems executive Zeeshan Naseh has been appointed as President and Chief Executive Officer.
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Researchers Deploy GPUs to Build World's Largest Artificial Neural Network
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STANFORD BOUND: Amelia Jenkinson has been sponsored by InspireNet to go to Silicon Valley and study at Stanford University on a scholarship.
Bayesian Methods for Evidence Evaluation: Are We There Yet? [Editorials]
Correspondence to Steven N. Goodman, MD, MHS, PhD, Stanford University School of Medicine, Medicine, and Health Research and Policy, 259 Campus Dr, HRP/Redwood Building T265, Stanford, CA 94305-1026.
Weak brain connections in autism: study
SOME children with autism have weak brain connections in regions that link speech with emotional rewards, possibly signalling a new pathway in treatment, researchers say.
The Human Voice May Not Spark Pleasure In Children With Autism
Instructional assistant Jessica Reeder touches her nose to get Jacob Day, 3, who has autism, to focus his attention on her during a therapy session in April 2007.
at Stanford University: Anat Admati, "The Bankers' New...
Stanford University professor Anat Admati sat down with Book TV to discuss her book, "The Bankers' New Clothes."
Voices may not trigger brain's reward centers in children with autism, research shows
Brain scans of children with ASD showing weak connections between voice-selective regions and reward pathways.
Reduced Incidence Of Rape For Kenyan Girls Who Received Self-Defense Training
Main Category: Women's Health / Gynecology Also Included In: Pediatrics / Children's Health ; HIV / AIDS ; Sexual Health / STDs Article Date: 17 Jun 2013 - 0:00 PDT Rape is shockingly common in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, where as many as one in four adolescent girls are raped each year.
Mayor Bloomberg Tells Stanford Graduates To Go To NYC For Tech
Billy Gallagher is a contributor for TechCrunch. He is currently the co-student body president at Stanford University, where he is on track to graduate with a bachelor's degree in economics in 2014.
Bloomberg advises grads on immigration reform
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has used his platform as Stanford University's commencement speaker to lobby for an immigration reform plan that allows foreign students to remain in the U.S. after they graduate.
STRIDE--An integrated standards-based translational research informatics platform.
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NorthBay Healthcare re-offers popular courses
A six-week course intended for anyone living with a chronic disease, "Healthier Living" is a free self-management program offered by NorthBay Healthcare, Solano Public Health and the Area Agency that kicks off Tuesday.
Chen Guancheng, the blind human-rights activist who arrived at New York University with such great fanfare last May, is now being shown the door.
Quality pre-school 'helps kids level up': Stanford professor
Amid the government push for quality pre-school education, a visiting Stanford University professor has highlighted an international test showing the importance of this early-stage learning for Singapore students.
Arabology: Arabology: (Season 5 Episode 10 Season Finale) Hosted by...
'Arabology' is a weekly radio program hosted by Dr. Ramzi Salti, Lecturer in Arabic at Stanford University, which aims at showcasing various cultural productions from the Arab world including Arabic music, along with commentary in English.