Stanford researchers identify potential security hole in genomic data-sharing network Hackers with access to a person’s genome might find out if that genome is in an international network of disease databases.

Researchers urge lifting of NIH funding restrictions on chimeric research In September, the National Institutes of Health halted research funding for chimeric human/nonhuman embryos until new funding guidelines are established. Stanford researchers describe the detrimental impact of a ban.

New bioengineering major off to its first year From its outset, Stanford sought to imbue the Bioengineering Department with the different but essential traditions of the School of Engineering and School of Medicine.

Bad for the bone: The toll of childhood chronic disease A Stanford researcher is working to prevent early osteoporotic fractures in those who have withstood childhood chronic diseases.

Story of family's tumor donation inspires more donations With the donated tissue, a Stanford team has created the first cell line and mouse model of diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, a deadly tumor.

Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery celebrates 50 years An iconoclastic approach to training residents, championed by the division’s founder, made a lasting impact on the field.