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Archive: Can Secondhand Stress Be Contagious?
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Archive: UCSF weakening its ties to the University of California System just 'Loose Talk,' Napolitano Says
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Archive: University of California's Napolitano to Senate: More Cash Means More Innovation
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Archive: UCSF Alumnus to Give Lecture on New MRI Applications
A lecture about Magnetic Resonance Imaging and its new applications will occur on May 1. William G. Bradley, Jr., MD, PhD, professor and chair of UC San Diego’s Department of Radiology and an alumnus of UCSF, will return to campus as the 2014 Margulis Alumnus Lecturer.
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Archive: Children's Hospital Turns $100M Gift into Premature Birth Research Initiative
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Archive: Specialized Yoga Program Could Help Women with Urinary Incontinence
An ancient form of meditation and exercise could help women who suffer from urinary incontinence, according to a new study from UC San Francisco.
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Archive: Some Surprising Findings About Young Adults And Health Care
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Archive: UCSF Seeks to Bridge Gap Between Tech and Health
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Archive: Two UCSF Faculty Elected to AAAS
A renowned molecular biologist and an internationally acclaimed global health leader from UC San Francisco have been elected as members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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Archive: UCSF Leader Walks a Fine Line
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Archive: How Engaged Are UCSF Employees?
How successful has UCSF been in engaging its staff as they work to achieve the University’s mission and strategic plan? The Gallup organization aims to answer that in its survey of employees next week.
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Archive: UCSF Joins Research Partnership to Eliminate Malaria in Namibia
As we mark World Malaria Day this year, UCSF’s Global Health Group is celebrating the success of Namibia, where malaria case have dropped 98 percent over the past decade.
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Archive: For E-Cigarettes, the Regulatory Battle Now Begins
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Archive: U.S. Proposal Would Ban e-Cigarette Sales to Minors, Allow Advertising
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Archive: FDA Proposes New Regulations for E-Cigarettes
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Archive: UCSF Nabs $100 Million to Fight Premature Birth Globally
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Archive: Children’s Hospitals Launch Global Initiative on Preterm Birth with $100M from Lynne and Marc Benioff, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Premature birth is the leading cause of death for newborns, yet most of those lives can be saved. UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals are launching a 10-year initiative to address this global problem.
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Archive: Tech Mogul, Foundation Donate $100M to SF Hospital
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Archive: 2 Drugs Reduce Migraines' Frequency in Early Trials
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Archive: Drugs Prevent Migraines For A Third Of Patients
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Archive: $100 Million to S.F. Hospitals for Premature Birth Research
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Archive: New Neuroscience Initiative Could Help Build Precision Medicine Network
The promise of precision medicine could radically transform the existing health care model by collecting, integrating and analyzing comprehensive data across basic research and massive patient cohorts.
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Archive: In Sickness and in Health: Sisters Draw on Childhood Experiences to Help Kids with Cancer
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Archive: Why Is Codeine Still Being Prescribed For Children?
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Archive: Not all Older Adults Want Emergency Stroke Drug: Study
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Archive: Kids Get Codeine in ER Despite Risks, Guidelines
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Archive: UCSF Geneticist Joins Google's Calico Project
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Archive: Codeine Still Prescribed to Children in U.S. Emergency Rooms Despite Health Risks
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Archive: Children Prescribed Codeine Despite Safety Concerns