CARE Media Coverage
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Is moderate drinking actually healthy? Scientists say the idea is outdated.
For decades, studies suggested that moderate alcohol intake could protect the heart, reduce diabetes risk or even help you live longer. Newer research tells a different story.
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San Francisco Chronicle: Asian and Pacific Islander teens face higher prediabetes risk, study finds
Overweight Asian and Pacific Islander teens are twice as likely to have prediabetes as white teens, according to Kaiser Permanente.
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The Brighter Side of News: Heart attack deaths in the US drop 90% as new heart risks rise
Heart attack deaths have fallen by 90% since 1970, but a new Stanford study shows other heart conditions are now on the rise.
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Northwest Asian Weekly: Study: Prediabetes twice as common in AAPI teens with obesity
AAPI adolescents with overweight or obesity are over twice as likely to have prediabetes as their white peers, according to new Kaiser Permanente research.
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Stanford Medicine News Center: As fewer Americans die from heart attacks, more succumb to chronic heart disease
Since 1970, deaths from heart attacks have dropped nearly 90%, thanks to life-saving interventions and public health measures, according to a new study.
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American Heart Association: Still top cause of death, the types of heart disease people are dying from is changing
A study in the Journal of the American Heart Association finds that overall rates of heart disease deaths have dropped in the past 50 years, especially from heart attacks.
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WCVB: Heart disease deaths drop by 66% but new risks emerge
Heart disease remains the leading global killer, but a new study shows U.S. death rates have dropped 66% over the past 50 years—and nearly 90% for heart attacks.
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Scripps News: Study reveals 90% drop in heart attack deaths over 50 years
Research shows age-adjusted heart attack deaths down 90% in fifty years, though heart disease persists as a top U.S. cause of death.
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KTVU: Stanford doctor teaches class about his own battle with lung cancer
Dr. Bryant Lin, a Stanford professor and primary care doctor, gave the commencement address and taught a class about his battle with Stage 4 lung cancer.
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Stanford Report: School of Medicine honors 2025 graduates in emotional ceremony
Families, friends, and faculty gathered to celebrate the achievements of Stanford Medicine’s Class of 2025.
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Stanford Medicine News Center: Bryant Lin spreads sunshine to medical school graduates, emphasizes curiosity, creativity, kindness
In keynote address that includes a serenade to his mother, Stanford Medicine doctor with incurable lung cancer exalts those prized virtues.
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CBS News: Stanford doctor teaches students about hope
Dr. Bryant Lin has spent many years as a professor at Stanford University researching and teaching about non-smoker lung cancer.
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Indicanews.com: Indiaspora to host Matters of the Heart: A Conversation on Cardiovascular Health
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a life-changing and often frightening condition — one that weighs heavily on the global Indian diaspora community.
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Sing Tao Daily (星島日報): 「無酒日」倡議 強調飲酒致癌風險
史丹福大學亞裔健康研究與教育中心（CARE）在「台灣無酒日」即將到來之際，發起「無酒日」倡議，提高人們對酒精危害健康的認識，尤其是加強亞裔的防範意識。
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Stanford Daily: Bryant Lin named School of Medicine graduation speaker
Professor of medicine Bryant Lin has been named this year’s keynote speaker for the School of Medicine’s graduation on Wednesday, June 18.
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Department of Medicine News: When Lung Cancer Strikes Without Warning
Lung cancer is often associated with smoking – but what happens when it appears in people who’ve never smoked?
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Stanford Medicine News Center: Bryant Lin, physician who taught a course on his own terminal cancer, to be graduation speaker
Stanford’s Dr. Bryant Lin, a primary care physician and cancer survivor, will keynote this year’s School of Medicine graduation.
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BBC News MUNDO: "Quería usar mi experiencia para enseñarles a los alumnos cómo se vive con cáncer terminal": el profesor de Medicina de la Universidad de Stanford que impartió un curso sobre su propia enfermedad
Cuando le diagnosticaron un cáncer de pulmón con metástasis, se quedó sin palabras.
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ABC7 News: Stanford prof. turns terminal cancer diagnosis into life-changing lesson for students
Professors often share scientific discoveries, but Dr. Bryant Lin teaches something deeper—how to face life’s toughest challenges with humanity.
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CBS News: Terminally ill Stanford professor teaches class about dying from cancer
A Stanford University professor's new curriculum explores the multiple aspects and phases of a person dying of cancer, and it comes from a person with first-hand knowledge.
