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What Happens To Spelling Bee Kids? Years Later, The Prize Is Perspective
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Psychiatrists Ponder Gay Mental Health
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UCSF Opens New Pediatric Emergency Department
UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital opened a new pediatric emergency department on the Parnasssus campus in April to help fill the need for child-focused emergency services in San Francisco.
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QB3, Partnership to Open New, Large Life Sciences Incubator
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Cloned Stem-Cell Study Under Fire for Sloppy Errors
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Stem-Cell Cloner Acknowledges Errors in Groundbreaking Paper
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Race, Intelligence, and Genetics For Curious Dummies
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UCSF Students Form Nonprofit to Improve Health in Nicaragua
UCSF classmates Noah Hawthorne and Kris Coontz graduated this month from the School of Medicine after starting a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care for people in Nicaragua.
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Defining My Dyslexia
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Three Ideas for Better Health Care of the Future, from Tech and Health Executives
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Joseph Castro, UCSF Vice Chancellor, Named New Fresno State President
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To Scan or Not to Scan: Largest Study to Date Links Childhood CTs to Increased Cancer Risk
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MEDIA ADVISORY: UCSF Holds Special Event to Honor Breakthrough Biomedical Research
UCSF will commemorate the 15th anniversary of a unique scientific research program that fosters basic science projects of potentially high impact, allowing scientists to be creative and to take risks.
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Pulling the Plug: ICU 'Culture' Key to Life or Death Decision
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Prolonging the Buzz with Grandma
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Depression Linked to Telomere Enzyme, Aging, Chronic Disease
UCSF researchers have found that activity of an enzyme called telomerase is greater, on average, within cells of the immune systems of individuals untreated for major depression.
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Depth of Field
The many ways in which UCSF students reach out to the community are as diverse as San Francisco itself, from combating Hepatitis B to hosting radio shows about science careers.
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Trial Buster
Pharmacologist Lisa Bero, PhD, answers our questions about industry bias in clincial trials.
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SARS-like Virus Puts Experts on Alert
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More Patients Than Docs Report Skin Surgery Problems
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Mental Disorders Manual Under Fire
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Stem Cells Show Immune System Promise
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No-Kill, High-Resolution 3-D Movies of Cells Now Possible
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Strike Impacts Medical Services at UCSF
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California Study: Treatments for Prostate, Breast Cancer Vary Widely, Depending on Where People Live
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At UC San Francisco, 150 Surgeries Canceled Because of Strike
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Program for Breakthrough Biomedical Research to Celebrate 15 Years
A program that fosters basic science projects of potentially high impact that allow researchers to be creative, risky, and transformative is celebrating 15 years of discovery at UCSF.
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Court Issues Injunction Limiting Strike at UC Medical Centers
In response to a request filed by the California Public Employment Relations Board, a judge today issued an injunction limiting the number of union employees that may strike UC medical centers.
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Zillions of Biotech Conferences Want You. Which Should You Attend?