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Vampire Bats Have Vein Sensors
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How Vampire Bats Tuned Their Thermometers to Evolve A Heat-Seeking Face
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I Know It's a Girl, and I Need Your Help To Get It Out of Me.
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UCSF Releases Mobile App to Make Information Available on the Go
<p>UCSF is offering a new mobile app to keep news and information about the University handy for people on the go.</p>
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Heather Nelson Brame Writes Test for Other Social Workers
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Stryker Kill Team, And Free Birth Control
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ERs Move to Speed Care; Not Everyone Needs a Bed
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UCSF's Cooke Wins Prize for Article on Cost Consciousness in Medical Education
<p>UCSF's Molly Cooke has won an inaugural award recognizing the best articles in medical professionalism for her paper titled "Cost Consciousness in Patient Care - What is Medical Education's Responsibility," which was published in the <em>New England Journal of Medicine.</em></p>
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Larger Dose of Zinc Lozenges May Shorten Colds
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New UCSF Cancer Care Affiliation with Community Hospital In Monterey
A new collaboration has begun between the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center and Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula that will enhance patient care and access to clinical trials.
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A Worker With No ID and Great Medical Need
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Removers for Waterproof Eye Makeup
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Surveys Find Widespread Violence against Nurses and Other Hospital Caregivers
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Judge Orders San Francisco Circumcision Ban Off Ballot
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Designing a Better Food Label
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UCSF Prof Scores Big with Free Athlete Care
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Healing the Brain, Healing the Mind
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5 Years Later, Scientists Still Puzzled by Honeybee Decline
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UCSF Neuro-oncologists Engage Caregivers to Better Help Patients
<p>Seeking to improve care for people with brain tumors, neuro-oncologists at UCSF Medical Center are beginning to look beyond the patient to engage a patient’s family, friends and other caregivers.</p>
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Lynne Benioff Crusades to Improve Patient Conditions
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Those with Migraines May Get Fresh Aid at Stanford
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O'Neil Working to Fix Broken Health Care Model
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Study: IUD Users Have Fewer Repeat Abortions
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NBC Nightly News Profiles UCSF's Oldest Professor
<p>NBC Nightly News profiled UCSF's longest tenured professor Ephraim P. Engleman, a centenarian who remarkably still treats patients at UCSF.</p>
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Med Center Lowers Readmission Rates
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Do You Obsessively Check Your Smartphone?
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State Audit Finds No Evidence of Waste, Fraud or Abuse at UC
<p>A 15-month audit called to “uncover the extent of the waste, fraud, and abuse within the UC” found no evidence of waste, fraud or abuse and calls for more transparency in financial matters, according to a report by the Bureau of State Audits.</p>
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UCSF Scientists Hail Ruling on Embryonic Stem Cell Research
<p>UCSF scientists are hailing a federal court ruling on Wednesday that dismissed a lawsuit that sought to ban the use of federal funds to study any lines of human embryonic stem cells.</p>
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The Hidden Costs of Medical Student Debt