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One Word Can Save Your Life: No!
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Worried About Aging? Relax
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For Pier 70, Tech Offices and Restored Shipyard Buildings
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UC Experts Explain Radiation Risks - Real and Relative
<p>UC scientists explain radiation risks from everyday background radiation, medical imaging and nuclear power plant accidents in the aftermath of meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan.</p>
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Music Is His Medicine
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Captain Morgan, The Rum Pirate, Lends A Knee To Hip Dislocation
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Hot Chemotherapy Bath: Patients See Hope, Critics Hold Doubts
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Major Genetic Study of Multiple Sclerosis Reveals DNA Hot Spots of Disease Susceptibility
<p>A consortium of scientists is reporting that genetic secrets of multiple sclerosis may be buried in 50 “hot spots” in the human genome, a finding that will guide future efforts to assess an individual’s risk of susceptibility and may help develop new drugs for treating this complex disease.</p>
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Researchers Awaken to Kleine-Levin Syndrome
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Pregnant California Women Show High Levels of Flame Retardant
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Consciousness and the Brain
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Sleep Apnea
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Global Health Leaders Urge Graduates to Work Toward Health Equity
<p>UCSF leaders in Global Health Sciences urged the graduating class of global health scholars to work toward achieving health care equity around the world.</p>
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6 Embarrassing Health Questions--Answered
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Why Pregnant Women in California Have High Levels of Toxic Chemicals
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A Celebration of Life and Music
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Sleep Apnea May Raise Dementia Risk in Women
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Sleep Apnea-Dementia Link Revealed in New Study
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Study Finds High Levels of Flame Retardant Chemicals in California Pregnant Women
A UCSF-led pilot study in San Francisco has found the highest levels ever reported among pregnant women worldwide of banned chemicals used in flame retardants, a likely result, they believe, of California’s strict flammability regulations.
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New Study Lends Further Evidence That California's Flammability Standard Puts Vulnerable Populations at Risk
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Common Sleep Problem Raises Dementia Risk
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Sepulveda Delivers Commencement Address to Global Health Scholars
<p>Jaime Sepúlveda, who will join the University as executive director of UCSF Global Health Sciences on September 1, delivered a commencement address to the 2011 Class of Masters of Sciences in Global Health.</p>
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Banned Chemical Levels High in Pregnant Women
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A Life on Hold
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San Francisco Slashes HIV Prevention Budget for Asian Americans
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Pedestrians Hit By Cars Account for Big Chunk of SF Trauma Cases
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Treatment of Sleep-Disordered Breathing May Prevent Dementia
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Seeing a Health Expert Leads to Higher Rate of Flu Shots
As flu season approaches, health care providers need to do more to improve rates of influenza immunizations in lower-income communities, according to new research that identifies the factors that most influence when people obtain flu shots.
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UCSF Enjoys Banner Year for Accreditation, Key Indicator of Academic Excellence
<p>UCSF, the only graduate health sciences university in the UC system, has been awarded four separate education accreditations this year, with stellar grades in every case.</p>