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Why the dangers of secondhand smoke could change the innovation dynamics of the marijuana industry
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Study: Health sector pumps $28 billion into S.F. economy
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Tech isn’t biggest S.F. industry; health care is
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, very real disturbing medical condition
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Study Ties Dental Drugs, Heart Infection Risk
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Study Suggests But Doesn’t Prove Genetic Link to Male Homosexuality
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UCSF Study Finds Secondhand Pot Smoke is Just Like Secondhand Tobacco Smoke
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Study Suggests But Doesn’t Prove Genetic Link to Male Homosexuality
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UCSF Study Finds Secondhand Pot Smoke is Just Like Secondhand Tobacco Smoke
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - very real, highly disturbing medical condition
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The Ingredient to Avoid in Soap
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If You've Already Cut Out Sugary Drinks, This Should Be Your Next Goal
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UCSF Study Suggests Secondhand Marijuana Smoke As Bad As Tobacco Smoke For Heart Health
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Electrical Scalp Device Can Slow Progression of Deadly Brain Tumors
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Study finds elevated preeclampsia risk after kidney donation
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Sugar Isn’t Just Making You Fat—It’s Making You Sick
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Nonsmokers In Automobiles Are Exposed to Significant Secondhand Smoke
Nonsmokers sitting in an automobile with a smoker had markers of significantly increased levels of carcinogens, indicating that secondhand smoke in motor vehicles poses a potentially major health risk.
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The Hidden Costs of Sugar
A growing body of science suggests that sugar isn’t just making us fat; it may also be making us sick. SugarScience is a national initiative to educate the public about its surprising health impacts.
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E-cigarette use triples among high schoolers
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6 Trends in Translational Science that Will Improve Your Health
Deborah Grady of the UCSF Clinical and Translational Science Institute presents six research trends that are helping accelerating cutting-edge science from the bench to the bedside.
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Medical equipment generates millions of alerts, 'alarm fatigue’
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UCSF clinician returning from Sierra Leone hopeful Ebola will be eradicated
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Humans’ Big Brains Might Be Due in Part to Newly Identified Protein
A protein that may partly explain why human brains are larger than those of other animals has been identified by scientists from two stem-cell labs at UCSF.
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Website Explores Sugar’s Effects on Health
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Semen amps up HIV's power, but S.F. researchers ID potential fighters too
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Fire retardant chemicals found in small group of Californians
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UCSF develops site to make sense out of sugar science
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Need help kicking your sugar habit? This might help.
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Blood Test Predicts Signs of Acute Rejection in Kidney Transplants
Researchers at UCSF have developed a potential test for diagnosing and predicting acute rejection in kidney transplants.