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Women Global Health Scholars Create Great Possibility
Educating future leaders is a priority area of the UCSF Strategic Plan and part of the mission of the Women's Global Health Scholars program.
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A Postdoc's Story: Greece's Christina Karatzaferi Remembers UCSF
From Greece to San Francisco and back again, former postdoc Christina Karatzaferi carries UCSF with her always...
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Creating Campus Core Research Facilities: Trying to Stay Ahead of Technological Curve
Campus leaders are looking at how UCSF can offer advanced, innovative instrumentation and/or specialized services in core research facilities that are available to all researchers.
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Cellular "Self-Eating" Might Be Turned Against Tumors
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CTSI Transforms Research at UCSF
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) is helping UCSF faculty find new ways for patients to benefit from its science, campus leaders say.
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QB3 Hosts Course to Help Seed and Speed Asian Biotech
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UCSF's Miller Speaks to BBC About Life-Saving Anti-Shock Garment
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Medical Education Program for Urban Underserved Welcomes New Students
The Program in Medical Education for the Urban Underserved (PRIME-US) became an official part of the UCSF School of Medicine curriculum this fall.
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UCSF Medical Center Strives to Improve Patient Care Quality, Safety
Providing highest-quality care is not only a part of the UCSF Strategic Plan, it is also a daily priority at UCSF Medical Center.
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UCSF Public Affairs Offers Multimedia Segments from Recent Research Perspectives Series Progr
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UCSF to Practice Response to a Pandemic Flu Outbreak
UCSF will be testing its response to a pandemic flu outbreak on Thursday.
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Expanding Opportunities for Interprofessional Education at UCSF
UCSF is working to ensure that "students and trainees are immersed in a culture that embraces interdisciplinary, interprofessional and transdisciplinary educational programs."
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National LGBT Leader Reflects on Progress Made Advancing Civil Rights
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UCSF and Community Work Together to Address Concerns About Proposed Helipad at Mission Bay
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MacArthur commits $11 million to further UCSF work in maternal safety
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has promised $10.75 million to extend a ground-breaking UCSF project to help combat maternal mortality in Nigeria and India – two countries that comprise one-third of all maternal deaths worldwide.
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UCSF Begins to Implement Campuswide Strategic Plan
<i>UCSF Today</i> is launching a series of stories highlighting the progress made in realizing the UCSF Strategic Plan.
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Creating a More Diverse Campus Community
UCSF is making strides in its efforts to nurture diversity, campus leaders say.
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Alternative or Not? A Conversation with Stephen Bent, MD
Alternative therapy expert Stephen Bent has the safety lowdown on everything from ginko to kava...
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Oakland A's First Baseman to Chair Macy's Holiday Tree Lighting
Oakland A's first baseman and outfielder Nick Swisher visited UCSF last week as chair of Macy's holiday tree-lighting campaign to benefit UCSF Children's Hospital.
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Kids & costumes at reunion event for UCSF intensive care nursery
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"Moving Pictures" Chronicles Life in UCSF Neonatal Unit for One Premature Baby and Her Parents
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UCSF to Host Symposium Addressing Health Care Disparities Research
The campus community is invited to a four-hour symposium addressing health care disparities research on Tuesday, Oct. 23.
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Website Features UCSF Library's Japanese Woodblock Print Collection
UCSF has launched a new website showcasing woodblock prints that provide a window into traditional Japanese attitudes toward illness, the human body, women, religion, and the West.
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Genes that Both Extend Life and Protect Against Cancer Identified
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In Light of Voluntary Recall of Infant Cold Medicines, UCSF's Soller Comments on Safety and Efficacy
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Emergency Response Expert Joins UCSF Police Department
UCSF has hired an expert who has served in 23 disaster situations, including Hurricane Katrina and the attack upon the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.
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UC Study Uncovers Tobacco Industry Efforts to Undermine Secondhand Smoke Link to Cardiovascular Dise
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UCSF Medical Center names new Chief Nursing Officer
Sheila Antrum, RN, MSHA, has been named the new chief nursing and patient care services officer for UCSF Medical Center.
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Genes that both extend life and protect against cancer identified
A person is 100 times more likely to get cancer at age 65 than at age 35. But new research reported today in the journal "Nature Genetics" identifies naturally occurring processes that allow many genes to both slow aging and protect against cancer in the much-studied C. elegans roundworm.