University of California San Francisco
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Archive: City of San Francisco to Repave Parnassus Avenue Through July
<p>The City of San Francisco plans to repave and make other modifications on Parnassus Avenue between 5<sup>th</sup> Ave and Clayton Street, a project that will take about six months to complete.</p>
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Archive: Program Proves College Not Always the Path to Success
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Archive: Seizure Patients Could Get New Help, Study Says
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Archive: New Laser Skin Treatment Growing in Popularity
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Archive: Drugmakers Vie for Piece of Future Hepatitis C Combo Pill
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Archive: Stem Cell Study in Mice Offers Hope for Treating Heart Attack Patients
A UCSF stem cell study conducted in mice suggests a novel strategy for treating damaged cardiac tissue in patients following a heart attack, which an estimated 785,000 Americans will experience this year.
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Archive: Stanford Tops Harvard in Gifts as Colleges Raise $30.3 Billion
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Archive: Tony Bennett Finds His Heart in San Francisco 50 Years Later
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Archive: Local Study Finds Way to Improve Seizure Recovery
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Archive: Elizabeth Boyd Named UCSF Research Integrity Officer
<p>Elizabeth Boyd, UCSF’s associate vice chancellor, Ethics and Compliance, has been named the UCSF Research Integrity Officer (RIO).</p>
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Archive: End-of-Life Decisions
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Archive: UCSF to Establish Chancellor's First-Year Graduate Fellowship Program
<p>UCSF will offer new funding this fall to provide innovative and cutting-edge training for the next generation of graduate academic students.</p>
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Archive: Improved Emergency Treatment for Prolonged Seizures
A major clinical trial conducted with patients experiencing a prolonged convulsive seizure has shown that injecting drugs into the thigh muscle is just as safe and more effective than giving the medication intravenously.
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Archive: Abortion and Birth Control Issues Mobilize U.S. Electorate
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Archive: Great Manager Profile: Kevin Souza
<p>UCSF's occasional series profiling great managers continues with a focus on Kevin Souza, who began 25 years ago as a manager of a basic science research lab in endocrinology.</p>
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Archive: At UCSF, Chancellor Isn't Worried About Industry Ties
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Archive: Valentine's Day Bid for Gay Marriage: 'It's a Way to Change Hearts and Minds'
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Archive: Former Sun CEO Launches A Site To Manage Your Loved Ones' Health Care
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Archive: Future Looks Bright for Congenital Heart Disease Patients
<p>Peter Barnett may be the most physically active man in Mill Valley, California, thanks to UCSF's specialized cardiac care which is essential to the growing number of adults who need ongoing treatment for heart defects they've had since birth.</p>
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Archive: Scarred Hearts Can Be Mended With Stem Cell Therapy
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Archive: Celebrating Heart Health on Valentine's Day
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Archive: Trial Challenging Alaska Abortion Law Begins
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Archive: Students' Vision: To Support 'That Man May See'
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Archive: San Francisco's Torch Song Still Burns Brightly
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Archive: Ombuds Works as a Neutral Party to Keep the Peace Across UCSF
<p>Randy Daron, PsyD, recently appointed UCSF Ombuds, finds himself frequently explaining the meaning of the word “Ombuds” to members of the UCSF community.</p>
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Archive: Vegas Gala to Celebrate Muhammad Ali's 70th Birthday, Benefit Ruvo Center
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Archive: Glide Health Services Recognized as National Model
<p>UCSF’s Patricia Dennehy, director of the nurse-managed Glide Health Services center, is among five Californians to receive the 2012 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards today for applying proven, innovative approaches to some of the state’s most difficult problems.</p>
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Archive: Study Weighs Pros, Cons of Home or Hospital Birth
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Archive: Dean Ornish Talks Lifestyle As Treatment At NYC's Integrative Healthcare Symposium