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Death Cafe: Talk about Dying and Eat Cake, Too
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Samsung, UCSF Partner to Accelerate New Innovations in Preventive Health Technology
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., and UC San Francisco have announced a partnership to accelerate validation and commercialization of promising new sensors, algorithms, and digital health technologies for preventive health solutions.
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Reality Check: Marijuana Safer Than Alcohol? Fact-Checking President's Claim
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UCSF Ranks 4th Nationally on MD-Residency Survey
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Scientists Develop New Molecular “Cocktail” to Transform Skin Cells into Beating Heart Cells
Scientists at the UCSF-affiliated Gladstone Institutes have devised a new method that allows for the more efficient and complete reprogramming of skin cells into cells that are virtually indistinguishable from heart muscle cells.
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Can ADHD Be Prevented?
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Who Needs Stimulants for ADHD?
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The Economy a Factor in Pursuit of Academic Career in Science
More than 70 percent of postdoctoral scholars and graduate students at UC San Francisco have a decreased desire to pursue an academic career in science, specifically due to the economic environment for science, according to an October 2013 survey run by UCSF postdoctoral scholars.
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Grad Students, Postdoc Win National Video Contest
A group of five UC San Francisco graduate students and a postdoctoral scholar won a national video competition called “Stand Up for Science" to convey the importance of basic science research.
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Learning to Cut the Sugar
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Personalized Medicine a Cost-Effective Way to Tailor Drug Therapy After Stents
Genetic testing can help doctors choose the most effective and economical drugs to prevent blood clots in the half a million patients in the U.S. who receive coronary stents each year, according to a new study led by a UCSF researcher.
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OK Glass, Let's Perform Surgery: How Doctors Are Using The Google Device In The Operating Room
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UCSF Wins Four CASE Awards of Excellence
The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) has honored UC San Francisco with four awards in the 2014 CASE Awards of Excellence.
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7 Things You Shouldn't Say To Someone With Anxiety
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CVS Shows That Responsibility for Health Sits on Many Shelves
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Journalist Shares His Anguished Journey Through Son's Addiction -- and What He's Learned From it
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How Accurate Is an Infrared Thermometer?
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How Calico Cats Could Help Cure Obesity
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Marijuana Tested as Treatment for Children with Epilepsy
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LGBTQ Student Association to Host Health Forum on Feb. 22
The UCSF community is invited to hear a diverse range of LGBTQI specialists in health care discuss a wide range of topics at a forum this Saturday, Feb. 22.
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Aspirin Shows Promise in Lowering Cancer Risk
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KCBS In Depth: UCSF Dr. Stanton Glantz On Smoking And The Tobacco Industry
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7 Things You Shouldn't Say To Someone With Anxiety
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Kids Who Use Snus Before Age 16 More Likely to Become Smokers
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Disruptions: Using Addictive Games to Build Better Brains
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Disruptions: Using Addictive Games to Build Better Brains
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Biotech Startup Turns to Crowdfunding
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IED Shockwaves Inject Hidden Damage in Troops, Study Claims
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Are We Happier When We Stay In The Moment?