Stanford CARE Monthly Community Health Talk Series
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With the generous support of the Vincent V. C. Woo Memorial Foundation, CARE hosts a monthly Community Health Talk series featuring esteemed CARE faculty from Stanford University and renowned global faculty from various parts of the world. These talks highlight groundbreaking advancements and cutting-edge medical research in precision Asian health.
Upcoming events
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Monthly Community Health Talk
Facing Adversity: Lessons Learned from Two Studies on the Impact of Anti-Asian Racism and the COVID-19 Pandemic on Asian College Students and Asian Medical Trainees
May of 2024Dr. Huiqiong Deng will share the findings of two pivotal studies: "COVID-19’s Impact on Discrimination and Racism Experienced by Asian Medical Trainees" and "Impacts of COVID-19 On-
Past events
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Past Event Monthly Community Health Talk
Unraveling the Heart Disease Epidemic: Precision Prevention Strategies for High-Risk South Asian Patients
April of 2024Dr. Dash will navigate through the unique challenges and promising opportunities entwined with mitigating heart disease risk in this vulnerable population.-*This event has already occurred. -
Past Event Monthly Community Health Talk
Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis in Asian Americans
March of 2024Joy Wu, MD, PhD, will talk about risk factors, prevention and treatment options, as well as common questions about lifestyle, dietary supplements, and medications.-*This event has already occurred. -
Past Event Monthly Community Health Talk
Lung cancer Screening, Incidence, and Outcomes in Asian Americans
February of 2024Jeff Velotta, MD, FACS, will discuss potential outcomes of lung cancer as it relates to Asian Americans.-*This event has already occurred.