Human Health and the Frontiers of Science

Overview The second of three online course series from the Stanford School of Medicine and Stanford Continuing Studies.

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"Medicine, Human Health and the Frontiers of Science" explores how mind and body work, what can go wrong, and what scientists and physicians are learning about healing. Also: a look inside the body with imaging technology.

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