University of California San Francisco
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High Schools Struggle to Tackle Safety on the Football Field
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Childbirth Does Not Cause Sexual Dysfunction, Says Study
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Steve Blank’s UCSF Class Tests “Evidence-Based Entrepreneurship”
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FDA Approves Bionic Eye for Adults with Rare Genetic Disease
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Falls Tied to Post-Op Complications in Older People
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Food & Spirituality: The Science and Practice of Mindful Eating
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Two Gladstone Scientists Inducted into the California Academy of Sciences
In an unprecedented move, the California Academy of Sciences inducted two UC San Francisco scientists from the Gladstone Institutes’, President R. Sanders “Sandy” Williams, MD, and Investigator Katherine Pollard, PhD, as Academy Fellows.
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Gov. Jerry Brown Signs Bill to Increase Access to Abortions
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Fourth Annual Art Day at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Celebrates the Imagination
UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital is holding its 4th annual Art Day featuring local artists doing mosaics, caricatures and beading with hospitalized children.
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Childbirth Not Significant Contributor to Later Sexual Dysfunction
Childbirth is not a major contributor to sexual dysfunction in women later in life, according to a new study led by UCSF researchers.
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European Lawmakers Reject Tight Restrictions on E-Cigarettes
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Partnership Formed to Foster Innovations in Teaching and Learning At UCSF
The Academy of Medical Educators, the Center for Innovation in Interprofessional Education and the UCSF Library & Center for Knowledge Management are joining to make a unique call for proposals, “Innovations Funding for Education.”
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Whites at Highest Risk for Irregular Heart Rhythm, Study Finds
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Childbirth Does Not Affect Later Sexuality
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Whites More Prone to Certain Heart Condition than Other Ethnic Groups
An individual’s race or ethnic background could be a determining factor when it comes to risk of atrial fibrillation, the most frequently diagnosed type of irregular heart rhythm, according to researchers at UCSF.
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Women Take on Cosmetics Industry
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Ethical Issues as Scientists Peek into Baby Genes
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FDA-Approved Bionic Eye Argus II Aims to Restore Some Vision in the Blind
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Studies Test How Early in Life to Peek Inside DNA
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UC Berkeley, Stanford Researchers Win Nobel Prize
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Zoos Try to Ward Off a Penguin Killer
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Doctor, We've Got an Outbreak of Cute! Baby Gorilla Being Raised by Neonatal Medics After Her Mother Rejected Her at Birth
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The Docs Who Keep Zoo's Baby Gorilla in the Pink
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Obamacare at UC San Francisco
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Gladstone Lab Uncovers a Potential HIV Cure — and It's Already a Drug
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Covered California Clock Is Ticking
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San Francisco Zoo Baby Gorilla Gets Check-Up
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HIV Criminalization Is Bad Public Policy and Terrible Science
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Scientist Identifies Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Target for Drug Development
Often deadly “triple-negative” breast cancers might be effectively treated in many cases with a drug that targets a previously unknown vulnerability in the tumors, UCSF reports.
