Alexander D. Pham, MD

Michael Ozawa, MD - Stanford Medicine Children's Health is a clinical assistant professor specializing in anatomic and clinical pathology. With board certifications in both anatomic clinical pathology and cytopathology, Dr. Ozawa has extensive expertise in diagnosing and studying diseases at a cellular level. He has completed his professional education at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston and his residency and fellowships at Stanford University. Dr. Ozawa has published several research papers and has been involved in clinical trials, focusing on therapeutic vaccination in lymphoma and the impact of acquired glycosylation motifs in follicular lymphoma. At Stanford Medicine Children's Health, Dr. Ozawa provides comprehensive pathology services, including surgical pathology and cytopathology, at multiple locations in Stanford, San Jose, and Pleasanton, California. He is dedicated to advancing research and innovation in the field of pathology and is actively involved in training health professionals. Dr. Ozawa's expertise and commitment to patient care make him a valuable asset to the medical community.Generated from the website

The Stanford Pigmented Lesion and Melanoma Clinic provides precision care for people diagnosed with cutaneous (skin) and metastatic melanoma (melanoma that has spread). We also deliver initial evaluation and coordinated treatment for those at increased risk of melanoma based on mole pattern and family history. Our team of melanoma experts works closely together to provide a thorough evaluation and individualized care plan that meets your needs and goals. You have access to the latest breakthroughs in melanoma therapy, including genetic assessment. The Stanford Pigmented Lesion and Melanoma Program offers two locations for comprehensive care for melanoma, abnormal moles, and other skin cancers.

Martha Man, MD, is one of over 325 Stanford Medicine-affiliated providers located throughout the Bay Area. She is board certified in Hematology/Oncology.