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U.S. Judge Upholds Federal Embryonic Stem Cell Funds
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Millie Hughes-Fulford: Scientist in Space
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Not Quiting His Day Job, Even at 100 Years Old
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Grasping for Any Way to Prevent Alzheimer's
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Risky Pelvic Mesh Highlights Worries About FDA Process
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UC Offers Help to Stressed Employees
<p>UCSF employees who are feeling stressed out should know they can get free counseling through the UCSF Faculty and Staff Assistance Program.</p>
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Patterns: How Milk Is Expressed Affects Nursing
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Longevity Secrets from 100-Year-Old Doctor
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UCSF Health Experts Shape Historic Blueprint for Women's Health Care
<p>UCSF's Claire Brindis is among experts to help shape a new Institute of Medicine report that if adopted would represent a major milestone in women's health care in the US.</p>
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New Advice on Mammogram Timing
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Are Abortions Safe When Done Via Telemedicine?
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Newest UCSF Residents and Fellows Prepare for Training
<p>UCSF welcomed this month a new crop of residents and clinical fellows who are starting the next phase of their careers at the prestigious academic medical center.</p>
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How Scientists And Engineers Got It Right, And VCs Got It Wrong
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Is It Safe to Split Pills or Take Old Drugs?
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Blood Test May Better Predict Diabetics' Heart Risk: Study
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Camp Bennett Gives Child Stroke Survivors a Boost
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Spare That Tree!
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Online Service Allows UCSF Patients to Reserve Emergency Department Visit
<p>UCSF Medical Center’s Emergency Department at Parnassus Heights is now offering an online reservation system called InQuickER, which is designed for patients with non-threatening minor medical needs.</p>
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Adding HbA1c Measurements Improves CV Risk Prediction in Diabetics
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Big Pharma Finds a Home on Campus
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Snip It or Skip It? San Francisco Debates Circumcision
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Marc Benioff, CEO, Makes Philanthropy a Priority
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Trial-by-Fire: Training New Medical School Students as EMTs
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Pfizer to Open Research Center in SF's Mission Bay
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Study Finds that Telemed Abortions are Safe and Effective
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Comedian Gives a Dose of Fun to Young Patients at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital
<p>Comedian Rob Schneider, who was born and raised in San Francisco, joked around with kids and their parents at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital on July 13.</p>
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UCSF Makes Major Change Following Fatal Crash
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UCSF, Kaiser Unlock Genetic Data in 100K-Person Study
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UCSF and Kaiser Permanente Complete Massive Genotyping Project
The completion of a massive genotyping on a large and diverse population marks an unprecedented milestone in population-based genetics research and offers a unique and powerful resource to help answer research questions about aging, health and disease.