Throughout September we’re bringing together women to address a wide range of issues: from cancer biology and health and recovery to gene therapy and metabolic health.
We hope you can join us.
Department Events
September 2nd, 12-1pm PT
Medicine Grand Rounds with Christina Curtis, PhD, MSc
Li Ka Shing Center, Berg Hall and Zoom
A computational cancer biologist and AI pioneer at Stanford whose work has redrawn the molecular map of breast cancer, revealing how tumors are born, evolve, and spread, and opening new paths to earlier detection and treatment.
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September 9th, 12-1pm PT
Fireside Chat with Tara Narula Cangello, MD
Li Ka Shing Center, Berg Hall and Zoom
A cardiologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, women’s heart health advocate, and Chief Medical Correspondent for ABC News whose New York Times bestseller, The Healing Power of Resilience, explores how resilience shapes our health and recovery.
September 22, 12-12:35pm PT
In Person Group Photo
Clark Center Courtyard stairs
ALL department members (faculty/staff/trainees) are invited to join us for a group photo to celebrate the amazing women in our community.
Remember to wear red.
We encourage our clinicians to wear their white coats, too.
September 22nd, 4-4:20pm PT
Group Photo (Virtual)
For those that can’t join us in person, we’ll be hosting a virtual group photo to celebrate all the amazing women in our department. ALL department members (faculty/staff/trainees) are welcome to attend!
Wear something red and display a DoM WIMM-themed background!
September 23, 12:00-1:00pm PT
Medicine Grand Rounds with Katherine A. High, MD
Li Ka Shing Center, Berg Hall and Zoom
A gene therapy pioneer who co-founded Spark Therapeutics, won the 2026 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, and led the team that won FDA approval for Luxturna, the first gene therapy for an inherited disease.
September 30th, 12-1pm PT
Medicine Grand Rounds with Julie Parsonnet, MD
Li Ka Shing Center, Berg Hall and Zoom
A Stanford infectious disease physician and epidemiologist who helped establish H. pylori as a cause of gastric cancer, and who continues to reveal how deeply infections shape chronic disease, metabolism, and even body temperature.
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