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UCSF to Offer Drop-in Flu Shot Clinics
The campus community is encouraged to get free flu shots at several UCSF locations.
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UCSF's Blackburn Shares Columbia University's 2007 Horwitz Prize
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360: The Positive Care Center at UCSF Featured on KFOG's Fogfiles
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UC Launches Mandatory Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
All UCSF supervisors must take an online sexual harassment prevention training course before the year's end.
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UCSF's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute's Brain, Mind and Behavior Series Premieres on UCTV
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UCSF to Celebrate Diversity with Series of Events
The campus community is invited to celebrate diversity with a number of events.
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inSites: What's on the Web? UCSF.edu Index for September 2007
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UCSF Alumnus Awarded Grant for Humanitarian Efforts in Kenya
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On-screen smoking in movies linked to young adult smoking behavior
New study findings show that exposure to on-screen smoking in movies has a strong correlation with beginning to smoke or becoming established smokers among young adults 18-25, a critical age group for lifelong smoking behavior.
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KQED Forum Explores Inflammation and Disease, the Focus of First UCSF Research Perspective
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UCSF Scientist Wins NIH Director's New Innovator Award
UCSF's Feroz Papa has won a highly prestigious National Institutes of Health award that recognizes bold ideas from some of the nation's most innovative new scientists.
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Specific immune cells play an essential role in tumor growth
UCSF researchers have discovered that blocking the function of a certain type of immune cell halts pancreatic islet tumor growth in mice. The finding proves, they say, that specific immune cells can play a critical role in the formation and subsequent growth of cancer.
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UCSF to Offer Third Year of Faculty Leadership Collaborative
Applications for the spring session of the UCSF Faculty Leadership Collaborative are due on October 30.
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Swim across America to raise funds
Six Olympians and 125 other accomplished swimmers will tackle the San Francisco Bay in the second annual Swim Across America 10-mile relay swim to fight pediatric cancer.
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UCSF Accepts Nominations for MLK Award
Nominations are due October 16 for the 2008 Martin Luther King Jr. Award, which recognizes efforts to achieve greater diversity at UCSF.
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Old Space: Protecting Young Bones from Weightlessness. A Conversation with Thomas Lang
Protecting against loss of bone mass on long space flights gives new meaning to space age...
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UCSF Diabetes Teaching Center Launches New Diabetes Management Educational Website
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Simple Tool for Improving Doctor-Patient Communication Yields Significant Health Benefits
A UCSF research team has developed a simple tool that can improve the effectiveness of communication between doctors and patients about prescribed medications and result in dramatic improvements in health and safety.
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Congresswoman Woolsey Offers Perspective on Global Health
UCSF Global Health Sciences hosted Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey who spoke about health challenges worldwide.
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Improving doctor-patient communication yields significant health benefits
A UCSF research team has developed a simple tool that can improve the effectiveness of communication between doctors and patients about prescribed medications and result in dramatic improvements in health and safety.
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She's a Stem Cell Scientist by Day, but UCSF's Elias Also Makes Time for the Tango
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UCSF Hosts Second Annual Interprofessional Education Day
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UCSF Welcomes New Workforce Development Coordinator
Damon Lew has joined UCSF to support workforce development initiatives between UCSF faculty, staff, students and community-based organizations.
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UCSF to Host Faculty and Staff Art Show
The campus community is invited to the Annual Faculty and Staff Art Show, which runs from Monday through Friday, Oct. 1 through Oct. 5.
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Poor health in adulthood linked with parents' education level
The level of education of one's parents is a key predictor of adult health status among members of the white and African-American communities, according to a study of more than 20 thousand adults aged 50 and older conducted by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center (SFVAMC).
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In 117th Shattuck Lecture, UCSF's Schroeder Addresses "Improving the Health of the American People"
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Iraq War Exhibit Offers a Moment of Reflection
Members of the campus and community came together last week to view a display honoring soldiers and civilians who lost their lives in the Iraq war.
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UCSF Scientist and Colleagues Develop Diagnostic Aid for Rare Inherited Immune System Disorder
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UCSF Police Report Robbery of Employee Near Mount Zion
A UCSF employee was robbed of her purse about three blocks from the UCSF campus at Mount Zion last Wednesday afternoon.