OMF congratulates Rebecca Handler on her new role in communications at Stanford University School of Medicine. Rebecca has been a vital member of the OMF Team as our Director for Communications for six years, growing our platforms and expanding the reach of our research.

How will digital technology pave the way for a new era of accessible, personalized, and preventive healthcare? Excited to share this new feature for Stanford Department of Medicine: bit.ly/4acBovj #MedTwitter

"I do not tell... how much of this command is an illusion, a complex magic trick that conceals panic, grief, and rapid-fire unspoken prayers to whomever or whatever might be listening... it is possible to do everything right and still lose." nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Can't forgive Johnson for “The noblest prospect which a Scotchman ever sees, is the high road that leads him to England.” but I'm with him on knowledge. And just because there's more "knowledge" on our phones, doesn't mean to say that doctors need to know less.

Lookin good, Stanford University. Happy Spring!💐

“I’ve been working on chronic fatigue syndrome for almost eight years; when long COVID came along it was like déjà vu.” -Hector Bonilla, MD, clinical associate professor #LongCovid stan.md/43JIw0s

Can AI Deliver Compassion? How Chatbots are Redefining Patient Counseling in Medicine: medicine.stanford.edu/news/current-n… Featuring Jonathan H Chen MD PhD & Tina Hernandez-Boussard #ai #healthcare Stanford Department of Medicine

#StanfordCDH Faculty Affiliates Jonathan H Chen MD PhD & Tina Hernandez-Boussard explore how #chatbots could exhibit empathy & compassion in patient counseling -- particularly at a time when human skills are stretched thin across health systems. stanford.io/3A5WRt9

#StanfordMed25 Team Spotlight: Abraham Verghese's research interests lie in development of #ClinicalSkills & the bedside exam. He is passionate about its technical aspects & what the physical exam means as a healing ritual. Verghese is also an international award-winning author!

Pleased to share a new article for Stanford Department of Medicine: Could AI Help Doctors Diagnose #OCD Faster? A New Study Says Yes. medicine.stanford.edu/news/current-n… Proud to feature the work of Stanford Center for Digital Health, including Jiyeong Kim, PhD, MPH and Eleni Linos!

Thanks to Stanford Department of Medicine for spotlighting this #StanfordCDH study from Jiyeong Kim, PhD, MPH, Eleni Linos & Carolyn Rodriguez that suggests #LargeLanguageModels could improve the speed & accuracy of #OCD diagnosis. stanford.io/4fXYBVL

Join nephrologist Dr. Vivek Bhalla (Laboratory of Vivek Bhalla, MD- Stanford) & Science Communicator Rebecca Handler (Rebecca Handler) in the lab as he shares a story that began with a single patient’s case of early-onset kidney disease and led to a genetic discovery: youtube.com/watch?v=q0hiPi… #Nephrology

Thank you to Rebecca Handler Stanford Department of Medicine for highlighting our work

NOW LIVE! Read #StanDOM's #NewFrontiers 2024 Annual Report here: stanford.io/4f7Md4i

From identifying trends in opioids to predicting depression in cancer patients, Tina Hernandez-Boussard, PhD, is at the forefront of data-driven health care. Learn how her innovative approaches are paving the way for equitable personalized medicine. domannualreports.stanford.edu/the-data-drive…

Can #GPT4 assist doctors in diagnosing complex cases? A recent study featuring insights from #StanDOM's Jason Hom, Ethan Goh & Neera Ahuja explores its potential to improve diagnostic reasoning. stanford.io/4hA0sRx

Great to see this wonderful write up from Stanford Department of Medicine on our work unmasking a novel genetic mechanism of coronary artery disease. Happy to be presenting this work #AHA2024 as part of the Katz Prize finalist session Saturday in Chicago! Stanford CVI medicine.stanford.edu/news/current-n…

#StanDOM's Rebecca Handler & Olivier Gevaert discuss SEQUOIA, an #AI tool that predicts gene activity from #tumor images, reducing costs & making #PrecisionMedicine more accessible. #MedStory #CancerDiagnostics stanford.io/3EBUMYs

On GPT-5 and medicine, status summary nature.com/articles/s4159…

In our Nature Medicine article, we discuss how GPT-5 marks a leap in #LLM performance — yet also highlight the risk of the "illusion of understanding": when the model remains statistically driven, and is not truly reasoning: nature.com/articles/s4159… #ai #research Stanford Department of Medicine