Through Their Eyes: Helping pediatric patients tell their stories | Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University
Bunmi Fariyike (2021 cohort) and Kathy Hu (2022 cohort) highlight the importance of empathy and storytelling in healthcare, sharing how Through Their Eyes, a KHS KHeystone Project, centers shared human experiences amid illness.
Main content start Bunmi Fariyike (2021 cohort) and Kathy Hu (2022 cohort) highlight the importance of empathy and storytelling in healthcare, sharing how Through Their Eyes, a KHS KHeystone Project, centers shared human experiences amid illness. More News Sep 2, 2026 At Stanford Medicine's white coat ceremony, honoring the start of their medical training, Paige Madden and Simar Bajaj (both 2026 cohort) share their inspiration for pursuing medicine. Sep 2, 2026 Leah Clayton (2026 cohort) found that burying logging debris, rather than burning it, could store more carbon and generate…
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