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Archive: Dr. Benson Roe Dies - UCSF Surgeon
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Archive: 'Mad Snake Disease' Caused by New Set of Arenaviruses, Says Study
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Archive: Mysterious Snake Disease Decoded
A novel virus has been identified as the possible cause of a common but mysterious disease that kills a significant number of pet snakes all over the world, thanks to research led by scientists at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)—and three snakes named Juliet, Balthazar and Larry.
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Archive: 10 Things Assisted-Living Homes Won't Tell You
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Archive: Memory and the Aging Brain
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Archive: How a Virus in Snakes Could Offer Clues to Ebola in Humans
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Archive: Why Do Women Get More Migraines?
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Archive: In Vietnamese Community, Treating Taboos on Cancer
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Archive: New Curriculum Teaches Pediatric Residents Proper Handoffs to Maximize Patient Safety
<p>The UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital is participating in a nine-center study to determine how to best teach pediatric residents how to hand off patients properly to reduce medical errors.</p>
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Archive: JARDINE: Children's Hospital Receives a Gift that Rocks
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Archive: Generation Apnea
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Archive: Drug that Can Extend 'Honeymoon' Period May Help Prevent Diabetes
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Archive: What Ryan Gosling Knows that Your Man Doesn't
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Archive: Daniel Borenstein: Air District's Richmond Refinery Fire Statement Incomplete, Inaccurate
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Archive: Handy HIV Tests Help More Learn Status
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Archive: Deserve to Die Campaign
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Archive: Depression Linked to PAD in Heart Patients
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Archive: Research Grants: Sutter, Other Nonprofits Win; Kaiser Gives
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Archive: The Big Wait
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Archive: Diversity of Global Health Graduating Class Reflects Program's Broad Reach
<p>The newest graduates of UCSF’s Global Health Sciences masters program are idealistic but well aware that they don’t live in an ideal world. They’re not going to let that stop them.</p>
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Archive: Artery Disease Linked to Depression
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Archive: UC Releases 2011 Annual Payroll Report
<p><span>Consistent with its commitment to transparency and public accountability, the University of California on Thursday released its annual report on systemwide employee compensation for calendar year 2011. </span></p>
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Archive: At UCSF Farmer's Markets, Health is Always in Season
<p><span>UCSF’s mission of “advancing health worldwide” can begin at home with farmer’s markets conveniently located on campus.</span></p>
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Archive: Study Finds Association Between Depression, PAD
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Archive: New Standards to Improve Diagnosis of Sjogren's Syndrome
<p><span>Sjögren's syndrome largely was unknown to the American public until tennis star Venus Williams withdrew from the U.S. Open last year and announced she had the autoimmune disease, in which a person’s white blood cells attack glands that produce tears and saliva.</span></p>
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Archive: Bioscience Entrepreneurs Navigate Funding Options in Inaugural Course
<p>A first-of-its-kind UCSF course to help bioscience entrepreneurs secure funding met with high interest and overflowing classrooms during its five-week run this summer.</p>
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Archive: For the Very Old, a Surprise in Blood Pressure Readings
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Archive: Helping Kids Describe Cancer Symptoms Through Cartoons and Digital Technology
<p>Preliminary results of a recent study by Christina Baggott, a trained oncology nurse, found that children with cancer were significantly more likely to weigh in on their symptoms when using a kid-friendly touch-screen computer assessment tool, than the standard written checklist.</p>
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Archive: Inappropriate Heart Procedures Are Expensive and Risky. And Studies Show Thousands Happen Every Year.