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Mashup Score: 11The anatomy of a cell and why cell biology is booming - 4 month(s) ago
From DNA to ribosomes to endoplasmic reticulum: A quick look at what goes on in cells and why cell biology is booming.
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Mashup Score: 34Bioengineering cells to support new capabilities - 4 month(s) ago
Scientists are rethinking what cells can do, altering their insides to create new biological possibilities.
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What the cell! Stanford Medicine researchers are exploring ways to alter the nature of cells to support new capabilities. From tweaking immune cells for cancer therapies to building synthetic cells, they're tackling humanity’s unmet needs. https://t.co/xnCdII8LKl
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Mashup Score: 31The majestic cell - Stanford Medicine Magazine - 4 month(s) ago
How the smallest units of life determine our health
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The latest issue of Stanford Medicine magazine explores the mysteries of the majestic cell. Discover new wonders in cellular research, profound insights into basic biology, human health, and the boundless power of curiosity. https://t.co/rnLQqcKS3r #ScienceTwitter #BasicScience https://t.co/e0ebAUngpB
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Mashup Score: 11New hope for helping psychosis patients manage the disorder - 5 month(s) ago
Finding the cause of psychosis early and understanding its effects on people’s lives is leading to better treatment options and long-term outcomes.
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Finding the cause of psychosis early and understanding its effects on individuals’ lives are resulting in better options for treating patients. https://t.co/oa4a1cpf1e
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Mashup Score: 13Video: Psychosis experiences and treatments explored - 6 month(s) ago
Video: Two people living with psychosis share their stories; and Stanford Medicine’s INSPIRE Clinic experts explore causes and treatments.
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What is psychosis? How do people cope with it? In this Stanford Medicine magazine video, two individuals share their experiences while INSPIRE Clinic experts discuss causes and treatments. WATCH: https://t.co/Oo2vKJFkLl #MentalHealth #PsychosisAwareness #StanfordINSPIRE https://t.co/VXQiEN5MGW
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Mashup Score: 20Youth-focused programs provide mental health support - 7 month(s) ago
Stanford Medicine professionals with a stake in ending mental crises among young people find community-based solutions.
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Learn how Stanford Medicine medical professionals are using innovative approaches to support mental wellness in adolescents and young adults. https://t.co/XgO4ZXS7Bj #TeenMentalHealth #MentalWellness
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Mashup Score: 49Finding personalized approaches to treating mental illness - 7 month(s) ago
Stanford Medicine researchers envision psychiatric care that can guide a personalized path for therapy.
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Stanford Medicine’s Leanne Williams and her precision mental health collaborators are refining cognitive function measurements to craft personalized treatment strategies for depression & anxiety. Learn about their innovative approach: https://t.co/w2vBPYOtR8… https://t.co/QOnikExfhD
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Mashup Score: 20How stress can make us stronger - 7 month(s) ago
Triumphing over stress and trauma can improve a child’s focus, self-control, social skills, sleep and well-being.
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Triumphing over stress and trauma can improve a child’s focus, self-control, social skills, sleep and well-being. Learn about a pediatric-focused stress and resiliency program that enhances psychological growth and well-being. https://t.co/vDA71y7F0p #ResilientChildren… https://t.co/4N4tIo7LcS
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Mashup Score: 24Mental health care for marginalized communities - 7 month(s) ago
A Q&A with five therapists reveals the special challenges affecting marginalized communities and ways to overcome them.
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The current state of mental health care is tailored to the majority population. To promote inclusive healthcare, five therapists offer insights on supporting marginalized communities' mental health needs. https://t.co/1HV164Jr9D #InclusiveHealthCare #MentalHealth
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Mashup Score: 28Tapping AI to quickly predict mental crises and get help - 8 month(s) ago
New AI tools are creating unprecedented possibilities in psychiatry with tools that can predict someone’s mental state in time to intervene.
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"When I think about the promise of fully AI psychotherapists, I think of the possibility that you could be getting huge numbers of patients really high-quality treatment at very low cost,” says Betsy Stade, PhD, a postdoc at Stanford HAI. https://t.co/4v0nxSSfPH #AI
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Cells are life’s most basic unit, holding many of its deepest mysteries. Explore the the latest Stanford Medicine magazine to explore how cutting-edge tech and research are unraveling these secrets, advancing biology, and driving new treatments. https://t.co/8XpCe0mfus https://t.co/EgEtPf9FlU