UCSF Collaborative Resource Allocation Program Offers Second Round of Grants
The Resource Allocation Program is accepting applications for grants to finance novel basic and clinical research projects.
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UCSF Medical Center CEO Updates Regents on Mission Bay Hospital Project
CEO Mark Laret presented to the UC Regents an update on the new medical center at Mission Bay on Tuesday.
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UCSF Leaders Approve Initiatives to Improve Staff Diversity, Work Climate, Professional Development
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Changing the Face of Nursing
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UCSF Launches New Strategic Plan Website
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Serving Our Local, Regional and Global Communities and Eliminating Health Disparities
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Developing Leaders in Adolescent Health
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UCSF to Share Progress Made in Implementing Strategic Plan at Upcoming Town Hall Meetings
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Unifying Campuswide IT: UCSF Forms OAAIS
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Changing the Face of Medical Education
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UCSF Improves Classrooms to Enhance Learning Experiences
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What gets a female's attention -- at least a songbird's
Male songbirds produce a subtly different tune when they are courting a female than when they are singing on their own. Now, new research offers a window into the effect this has on females, showing they have an ear for detail.
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UC Reaches Agreement with CNA on Three-Year Contract for University Nurses
UC reached a tentative agreement with the California Nurses Association regarding a labor contract, according to UC officials.
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Give Me Some Space: A Conversation with Space Psychiatrist Nick Kanas
Astronauts need their space, and so do we...
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Tinkering with Cellular Circuits Sparks Synthetic Biology at UCSF
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UCSF Children's Hospital, de Young Museum Partner to Provide Teens Platform for Artistic Expression
The public is invited to a premiere performance based on teens' experiences with chronic illness and hospitalization at the de Young Museum on March 19.
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UC Regents to Discuss Student Mental Health and Campus Security at Upcoming Meeting
A UC task force appointed to study campus security and student mental heath issues recently released its report on improving mental health services and campus security.
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Motherhood and Memory Lapse
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Mount Zion Invites Community to Health Fair on March 13
The campus community is invited to hear about cancer support services, heart health and integrative medicine at a health fair at Mount Zion tomorrow.
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Giudice Receives 2008 Woman in Science Award
Linda C. Giudice, MD, PhD, Robert B. Jaffe M.D. Endowed Chair in Reproductive Sciences, is the recipient of the 2008 Woman in Science Award from the American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA).
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Wealthier women get more breast cancer screenings, regardless of benefit
Among women 65 and older, wealthy women in poor health are more likely to receive screening mammography for breast cancer even when they are unlikely to benefit from the test, while poor women in good health are less likely to receive screening mammography even when they are likely to benefit.
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UCSF Asian Heart and Vascular Center Welcomes New Advisors
The UCSF Asian Heart and Vascular Center recently welcomed Rolland Lowe, Maria Fang and David Lei as new members of its Advisory Cabinet.
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Does It Matter How You Lower Your Cholesterol?
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First Science Cafe Reader Survey
We are taking a break from the regular editorial cycle to ask you what you like — or don't like — about Science Café...
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School of Medicine Names New Vice Dean for Administration, Finance and Clinical Programs
Michael Hindery, MA, has been named the new vice dean for administration, finance and clinical programs at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. He assumed his new post on February 28, 2008.
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UCSF Stroke Expert Wins Award for Excellence
S. Claiborne Johnston, director of the Stroke Service at UCSF, has received an award for “significant achievement in the clinical investigation and management of stroke.”
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Gladstone Scientists Identify Role of Tiny RNAs in Controlling Stem Cell Fate
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UCSF School of Medicine names new vice dean for administration
Michael Hindery has been named the new vice dean for administration, finance and clinical programs at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. He assumed his new post on February 28, 2008.
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Two Women Prepare for Empire State AIDS Ride in Memory of their Brothers
Two seasoned bicyclists are looking for folks to join the 560-mile Empire State AIDS Ride from Niagara Falls to Manhattan this August.
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Co-Author of Three Trillion Dollar War to Speak at UCSF
Linda J. Bilmes, who is widely considered one of the leading experts in US budgeting and public finance, will speak about the costs of the Iraq war tomorrow.