Division News

2020 Department of Pediatrics Clinical Science Research Award went to Jennifer Frankovich, MD, clinical associate professor, pediatrics (rheumatology), for receiving the award. Congratulations!

Here’s Why COVID-19 Can Spread So Easily at Gyms and Fitness Classes (Healthline, 06/10/2020)  

Anne Liu, MD, clinical associate professor pediatrics (immunology and allergy), clinical associate professor of medicine (infectious diseases), is quoted.

‘We’re All Holding Our Breaths’: Public Health Experts Brace for Coronavirus Resurgence from George Floyd Protests (NY Daily News 06/04/2020)

Anne Liu, MD, clinical associate professor pediatrics (immunology and allergy), clinical associate professor of medicine (infectious diseases), is quoted.

As Sports Return, At-Risk Athletes May Face ‘Heavy Decision’ on Whether to Play (The Washington Post 05/30/2020)

Anne Liu, MD, clinical associate professor pediatrics (immunology and allergy), clinical associate professor of medicine (infectious diseases), is quoted.

Does Hand Sanitizer Weaken Your Immune System? A Doctor Weighs In (Women's Health, 05/16/2020)

Anne Liu, MD, clinical associate professor in pediatrics (immunology and allergy) and clinical associate professor in medicine (infectious diseases), is quoted.

Will Antibodies After COVID-19 Illness Prevent Reinfection? (NPR 05/07/2020)

Kari Nadeau, MD, PhD, Naddisy Foundation Professor of Pediatric Food Allergy, Immunology and Asthma, professor of pediatric allergy and clinical immunology and, by courtesy, of otolaryngology (head and neck surgery), provides comment.

Sudden Obsessions, Tantrums: What Is PANS in Kids? (U.S. News & World Report, 5/12/20)

Jennifer Frankovich, MD, clinical associate professor, pediatrics (rheumatology), is quoted.

Brain-Scan Abnormalities Found in Children with PANS

Jennifer Frankovich, MD, clinical associate professor, pediatrics (rheumatology), and Kristen Yeom, MD, associate professor of radiology and, by courtesy, of neurosurgery, are quoted.

A Fighting Chance: How A Team of Doctors At Stanford Children’s Health Gave Siblings Kruz and Paizlee Davenport a Future and Altered the Course of Stem Cell Transplantation (The Atlantic)

David B. Lewis, MD, professor of pediatrics and Division Chief of Pediatrics Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology at Stanford is quoted.