Taking Better Aim at Cancer: A Conversation with Gerard Evan
In the quest to make drugs that target cancer in new ways, pharmaceutical firms should look within cells at a master-switch called myc....
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UCSF to Offer Emergency Preparedness Briefings on Oct. 21
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UCSF Receives NIH Award to Expand Global Health Network
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UCSF Memory and Aging Center Hosts Events to Support Research
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UCSF Offers New Wellness Grand Rounds for Faculty
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DeRisi Wins Heinz Award for Virus Detection and Malaria Research
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UC Police Report Bicycle Thefts at Parnassus and Mission Bay Campuses
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Fighting the Black Dog: A Conversation with Depression Expert Owen Wolkowitz
This week we ponder whether one person's depression might be biochemically different from another person's depression, and whether depression itself might sometimes be part of a bigger, badder medical syndrome...
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Symposium to Highlight Basic Research Focused on Understanding Diseases of Aging
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UCSF Names New Dean of the School of Dentistry
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Community Support Grows for Asian Heart & Vascular Center
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UCSF Leads Neurological Emergency Medicine Study in San Francisco Area Hospitals
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Schiavo Case Showed Media's Potential Influence on Health Care Decisions, Study Says
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Singapore Executives Learn About UCSF's Hospitalist Program
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Campus Hosts Final Events to Mark 50th Anniversary of Millberry Union
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California Assembly Passes UC-supported AB 2296, the Researcher Protection Act of 2008
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Age-related memory loss tied to slip in filtering information quickly
Scientists have identified a way in which the brain’s ability to process information diminishes with age, and shown that this break down contributes to the decreased ability to form memories that is associated with normal aging.
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Gene is likely cause of stroke-inducing vascular malformations
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AAMC President to Address UCSF Academy of Medical Educators
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Farewell Science Cafe: A Conversation with You, our Readers and Listeners
It’s always hard to let go of something you have nurtured, tended and loved...
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UCSF Offers Laptop Insurance, Encryption Software to Secure Data
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Longtime LGBT Activist Passes Away at UCSF
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UCSF Medical Student Reaches Underrepresented Youth through Student National Medical Association
A fourth-year medical student at UCSF was elected to the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) board of directors.
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Learning How to Survive a Shooter on Campus
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UCSF Chancellor's Concert Season Starts Sept. 11
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California tobacco control program saved billions in medical costs
California’s state tobacco control program saved $86 billion--in 2004 dollars--in personal healthcare costs in its first 15 years, according to a study by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Cell Transplantation Holds Promise for Epilepsy
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UC a 'Shining Star' for College Campuses in Sustainability
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UCSF to Honor Luft's Legacy of Leadership
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Inhibition of Myc Gene Shows Promise Against Cancer