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Episode 123: How Precise Can Cancer Treatment Get?

Proton therapy can deliver radiation with remarkable precision, limiting exposure to healthy tissue beyond a tumor. But does more precise always mean better care, and if the technology has been available for decades, why do so few patients have access to it? In this episode of St ...  Show more

Episode 122: Menopause and the Brain

What actually happens in the brain during menopause, and why do some people experience hot flashes, sleep disruption, anxiety, and other symptoms more severely than others? In this episode of Stanford Medcast, host Dr. Ruth Adewuya speaks with menopause researcher and OB-GYN lead ...  Show more

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