Stanford Medicine researchers have discovered a naturally occurring molecule, BRP, that suppresses appetite and reduces body weight like Ozempic but without nausea, constipation, or significant muscle…
Researchers at Stanford Medicine used artificial intelligence to identify BRP (BRINP2-related peptide), a naturally occurring molecule that reduced food intake and body weight in mice and pigs without…
Bay Area hospitals are racing to rebuild, retrofit or replace aging facilities before California's 2030 deadline requiring them to withstand major earthquakes and continue treating patients. With 45% …
Stanford Medicine treated its first proton therapy patient, 7-year-old Stephen De La Torre, using a new compact particle accelerator developed by Mevion Medical Systems. The device, approved by the FD…