UCSF Meningioma Research Laboratory Receives Donation
A brain tumor survivor, who launched a nonprofit organization, helped UCSF receive an anonymous donation to support research of a type of tumor.
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New UCSF PowerPoint templates available
Worried that your next PowerPoint presentation won't carry the UCSF logo? Here is the answer to your problem.
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UCSF Postdoc Receives Genetics Society of America's DeLill Nasser Award
Gilles R. Hickson, a postdoctoral researcher at UCSF, is among those to receive the DeLill Nasser Awards for Professional Development in Genetics.
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Ad Campaign Raises Awareness of UCSF Medical Center's Innovation
UCSF Medical Center is launching a new ad campaign featuring faculty, alumni, patients and donors.
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Governor's Budget Proposes Education Cuts to Address Deficit
Already bracing for midyear budget cuts, the University of California may see a net state funding reduction of $109 million in 2008-2009 if the governor’s budget plan is adopted.
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New multi-drug-resistant bacteria emerge in U.S. cities on both coasts
(revised 1-23-08)<br />A multi-drug-resistant variant of community MRSA bacteria is emerging in cities on both coasts of the U.S., a new UCSF-led study shows.
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UCSF Police Report Attempted Robbery and Battery at Mount Zion,
UCSF Police issued two crime alerts recently about graffiti at Rock Hall and attempted robbery and assault at Mount Zion.
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Poring Over Proteins: A Conversation with Protein Expert Andrej Sali
Knowing the pore can open the door to better drug delivery...
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UCSF Experts to Talk About Finding a Cure for Asthma
The public is invited to learn about asthma treatments and the latest research during a luncheon forum titled “Finding a Cure for Asthma” at UCSF Mission Bay on January 24.
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Gilead Sciences and Gladstone to Collaborate on HIV Targets
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Campus Life Services to Pilot Going Greener Campaign
Composting bins will be introduced to the Millberry Union Plaza as part of a pilot project on the Parnassus campus.
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Sleep apnea linked to cognitive impairment in older women
Older women with sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) –– the restriction or interruption of breathing during sleep –– are more likely to show cognitive impairment than women without SDB, according to a study led by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center and UC San Francisco.
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UCSF Names MLK Awardees, Hosts Series of Events
The campus community is invited to a ceremony recognizing the winners of the 2008 Martin Luther King Jr. Awards on January 22.
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UCSF briefing on liver transplantation for Asian Americans
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UCSF to Host Focus the Nation Teach-in
The campus community is invited to participate in an interactive webcast and teach-in to “Focus the Nation” on solutions to protect the planet on January 30 and 31.
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Leading UCSF neuroendocrinologist and medical leader dies
William Francis Ganong, MD, who built the Department of Physiology at the University of California, San Francisco, into one of the leading departments of its kind in the United States, died on Dec. 23, at age 83.
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Teens find the benefits of not having sex decline with age
The percentage of teens who report solely positive benefits from not having sex declines precipitously with age, according to a new study by scientists at the University of California, S
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Medical Anthropologist Awarded Top Honor
UCSF Medical Anthropologist Sharon Kaufman, PhD, has received the Millennium Book Award, one of the most prestigious honors bestowed by the Society for Medical Anthropology.
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UCSF Tropical Disease Researcher in Scientific American's Top 50
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UCSF to Celebrate National Mentoring Month
The UCSF Faculty Mentoring Program is recognizing National Mentoring Month and the importance of mentoring for UCSF faculty by spearheading a number of activities.
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VA Leader, UCSF Researcher Will Use VA's Computerized Medical Records for Physician Education
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Language centers revealed, brain surgery refined with new mapping
Neurosurgeons from the University of California, San Francisco are reporting significant results of a new brain mapping technique that allows for the safe removal of tumors near language pathways in the brain.
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Meet New UCSF Faculty
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Blacks, Hispanics less likely to get strong pain drugs in emergency rooms
Despite increases in the overall use of opioid drugs to relieve severe pain, black and Hispanic patients remain significantly less likely than whites to receive these pain-relievers in emergency rooms, according to a new national study.
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School of Dentistry Names Deborah Greenspan Orofacial Sciences Chair
Deborah Greenspan, BDS, DSc, UCSF School of Dentistry professor of clinical oral medicine, interim chair of the Department of Orofacial Sciences and clinical director of the UCSF Oral AIDS Center, has been appointed chair of Orofacial Sciences.
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The Dope on Dopamine
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Professor Patricia Calarco is new Dean of the Graduate Division
In a letter to the campus community, UCSF Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Eugene Washington, MD, has announced the appointment of Patricia Calarco, PhD, as Dean of the Graduate Division.
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Gladstone Scientists Cited in Top 50 Achievements for 2007
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Brain imaging and genetic studies link thinking patterns to addiction
Scientists have for the first time identified brain sites that fire up more when people make impulsive decisions.
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Caring for Pediatric Cancer Survivors Throughout Life