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Archive: Chemical Mix turns Mice Skin Cells into Beating Heart Cells
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Archive: UCSF Close to Buying Piece of Salesforce Land at Mission Bay
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Archive: Gel Protects Monkeys From H.I.V. After Sex, Study Finds
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Archive: 2 UCSF Projects Win Grants to Improve Health Care, Lower Costs
Two UCSF faculty members have won grants to develop their proposals for improving health care while lowering costs at UC medical centers.
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Archive: Molecular Biologist Wins European Prize for Women Innovators
Laura van ‘t Veer, PhD, was honored this week as one of the top female scientific innovators in Europe, winning one of the 2014 European Union Prizes for Women Innovators.
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Archive: UCSF School of Medicine Ranked Among Nation's Best Again by U.S. News
UCSF's School of Medicine ranked fourth nationwide in both research and primary care education this year, according to a new survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report.
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Archive: Celebs Stepped Out For Show Benefiting UCSF Children’s Hospital
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Archive: Keeping the Mind Sharp in Old Age Means Staying Mentally Active
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Archive: Cost Of New Hepatitis C Drugs Ignites Debate About Who Needs Them Now
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Archive: Cost Of New Hepatitis C Drugs Ignites Debate About Who Needs Them Now
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Archive: Random Start Ovarian Stimulation Gives Cancer Patients Hope
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Archive: A Toast to the Irish, Past and Present, Who Help Define S.F.
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Archive: Celebrities turn out at Davies Hall's Painted Turtle benefit
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Archive: Near-Death Experience Informs Sandra Cohn's Artistic Explorations
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Archive: 'A Starry Evening' for Charity
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Archive: Trauma Center Closures Linked to Higher Odds of Death for Injured Patients, UCSF Analysis Shows
Injured patients who live near trauma centers that have closed have higher odds of dying once they reach a hospital, according to a new analysis by UCSF researchers.
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Archive: Collecting Data on a Good Night’s Sleep
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Archive: University of California Grants $2.5 Million for Health Care Improvement Projects
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Archive: New Organ Transplant Strategy Aims to Better Prevent Rejection
Organ-transplant recipients often reject donated organs, but a new, two-pronged strategy developed by UCSF researchers to specifically weaken immune responses that target transplanted tissue has shown promise.
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Archive: ER Visits for Low Blood Sugar Common Among Insulin Users
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Archive: Do Brain Workouts Work? Science Isn’t Sure
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Archive: UCSF Neuroscientists Peer into the Brain
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Archive: Study Ties Troubled Sleep to Lower Brain Volume
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Archive: UCSF In Discussion to Acquire Mission Bay Property
UCSF is in advanced discussions to acquire a parcel of land known as Blocks 33 and 34, adjacent to the current UCSF Mission Bay campus.
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Archive: Benioff Urges Tech Firms to Donate $10 million to Fight Poverty
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Archive: UCSF Catalyst Awards Program Announces Winners, New Industry Partners
In its fourth year of supporting early translational research, the Catalyst Awards program wrapped up its Fall 2013 cycle with nine finalists presenting their research ideas to industry and academic experts in research, product development and commercialization.
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Archive: Geriatricians Question Five Common Treatments
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Archive: VAWA and Revised UC Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Policy
The University of California has issued a revised Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Policy in response to President Obama signing into law the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013 (VAWA).
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Archive: U.S. Teens' E-Cigarette Use Associated with Smoking -Study