University of California San Francisco
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Open Source Licensing Defuses Copyright Law's Threat to Medicine
Enforcing copyright law could potentially interfere with patient care, stifle innovation and discourage research, but using open source licensing instead can prevent the problem, according to a physician – who practices both at UCSF and the San Francisco VA Medical Center – and a legal scholar at the UC Hastings College of Law.
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UCSF Researchers Perform First Electrical Recordings in Human Sperm
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Child Abuse Charges, Not Attempted Murder, for Baby-Dropping San Jose Mom
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What Doesn't Kill You...
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It's That Crazy Cortisol that Makes You Cranky
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The 5 Biggest Hair Myths...and One Unfortunate Truth
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Oakland Homicide Victim Donates Organs
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Wrong Convictions Spur Florida to Rethink Using Jail Informants
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Emergency Rooms Preparing for Busy New Year's Eve
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Two Men Receive Transplants on Christmas from Oakland Shooting Victim
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Blindness Breakthrough Seen
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Computers Implanted in Brain Could Help Paralyzed
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Hormone Replacement Therapies Are Hot Again
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ERs Fill with Intoxicated at Year's End
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Oakland Boy Pays It Forward After Receiving a Liver Transplant
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Repairing Infected Bones
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War's Fallout Includes Brain Injuries, Anxiety and Depression
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Ellen Kelley: Heed Cannabis Science, Not Legal Threats
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UCSF Cancer-Drug Spinoff Acquired for $190 Million
<p>A cancer drug company founded by UCSF Professor <a href="http://cancer.ucsf.edu/people/shokat_kevan.php">Kevan Shokat</a>, PhD, has been acquired by Japan-based Takeda Pharmaceuticals in an effort to add two novel drug projects to Takeda’s pipeline of potential oncology therapies.</p>
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Cancer Researchers Win Grants
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Why Hard Times Can Make Great Buildings
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Doctors Now Able to Heal Bones that Would Not Heal Before
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Gladstone, Bristol Myers Squibb Strike Alzheimer's Research Deal
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New Law to Stop 'Robo-Tripping' Needs a Village to Make It Work
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Former Reginans Changing the Future of HIV
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I'm Feeling Healthy
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UCSF Biochemist Wins Prestigious Prize
Peter Walter, PhD, a professor in the Biochemistry and Biophysics Department within the School of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco has been awarded the 2012 Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize for his “outstanding research achievements in the field of cell biology.”
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Warren Hellman Memorial Celebrates Knack for Life
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More Potent Ways to Design HIV Drugs Found