



New Dr. George Rosenkranz Prize offers young Stanford researchers $100,000 for improving health care access
Non-tenured professors, postdocs and research associates focusing on how to improve health care access in developing countries are eligible to apply for a new $100,000 award, named for chemist George Rosenkranz, who lives in Menlo Park. Read more »
Fuchs publishes collection of articles on health reformThe Stanford Institute for Economic Research (SIEPR) has released a collection of core faculty Victor Fuchs' articles on achieving meaningful health reform in the United States. The group of articles were originally published by national health journals and include Fuchs' take on what steps the Obama Administration must take to create a sustainable health care system. A Collection of Articles on U.S. Health Reform includes a foreword by SIEPR director John Shoven. | In video core faculty Paul Wise discusses his field work in GuatemalaIn a Stanford School of Medicine video, Stanford Health Policy core faculty Paul Wise explains his medical work in a rural Guatemala clinic. The short production features Wise and his students on the ground in the southwestern region of the country, and includes interviews with him and several Stanford students who have accompanied him on these trips. Over three decades, Wise has spent several weeks each year in the same poverty-stricken region of Guatemala providing basic health care. |







