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U.K. Resistant Germ Outbreak Halted With Gene Sequencer
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UCSF Lab Tracks Viral Outbreaks Around the World
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Genital Injuries Common But Preventable, Researchers Say
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The joy of giving: Kidney Donor Jeff Smith Says He Would It All Over Again
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Researcher Urges Prevention in Genital Injuries
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Genital Injuries: Painful Yet Mostly Preventable
A comprehensive survey of genital injuries over the last decade involving mishaps with consumer products — like overzealous zipping — that brought adults to U.S. emergency rooms reveals that such accidents are common and may be preventable, according to doctors at UCSF.
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Progress Towards Making Invisibility Cloaks Real; A Deadly Omen in DNA
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UCSF Helps Amputee Veterans Regain Strength
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A Childhood Out of the Sunlight
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Telomeres, Death Risk Linked By New Data From Genetic 'Biobank'
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Is Your Immune System Old Before Its Time?
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Sweetwater Spectrum Marks Ribbon Cutting
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Column: PTSD, the Moral Dimensions
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Study: Genital Injuries More Common Than Dental Mishaps
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Largest U.S. Genetic Biobank Reveals Early Findings
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UCSF Receives $2 Million to Advance UC-Wide Biobanking Initiative
<p>UCSF's Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) has been awarded $2 million to advance a biobanking project involving the five University of California campuses.</p>
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Iceman Was Central Europe Native, New Research Finds
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Media Advisory: UCSF Global Health Experts to Speak at TEDxSF
Seven global health experts from UCSF will speak this Saturday at TEDxSF, which is focused on the theme "7 Billion Well: Re-imagining Global Health."
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1986 Chernobyl Accident Cleanup Workers 'Had Significantly Increased Risk of Leukemia': Study
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Uncle Sam to Start Tracking Tobacco Use in Movies Aimed at Kids
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Experimental Malaria Vaccine Disappoints, But Work Continues
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Iceman Mummy Finds His Closest Relatives
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Study Suggests Statins May Help Fight Cancer
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Chernobyl Cleanup Workers Had Significantly Increased Risk of Leukemia
A 20-year study following 110,645 workers who helped clean up after the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident shows that the workers share a significant increased risk of developing leukemia.
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Students Rally Around 9-year-old Classmate
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Genital Injuries Send 16,000 to E.R. Every Year
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Even Yeast Mothers Sacrifice All for Their Babies
A mother’s willingness to sacrifice her own health and safety for the sake of her children is a common narrative across cultures — and by no means unique to humans alone. Now an unexpected discovery at UCSF shows that even yeast “mothers” do it, giving all to their offspring — even at the cost of their own lives.
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The Need for Connection in the Age of Anxiety
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Health Insurance at Heart of Raley's Strike