Archive: UCSF Web Manager to Serve Fellowship at UCOP
Longtime campus communicator Andy Evangelista, considered a fountain of institutional wisdom, is leaving UCSF for seven months to serve a fellowship for the UC Office of the President.
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Archive: Three to Win Advancement of Women Award on March 23
Three women have been selected to receive this year's Chancellor's Award for the Advancement of Women.
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Archive: UCSF Launches DC Center to Improve Drug Safety and Effectiveness
Aiming to improve drug safety and efficacy and to significantly boost the efficiency of drug development, the School of Pharmacy has added the Washington, DC-based Center for Drug Development Science to its research enterprise.
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Archive: UCSF launches DC Center to improve drug safety and effectiveness
Aiming to improve drug safety and efficacy and to significantly boost the efficiency of drug development, the UCSF School of Pharmacy has reached across the country to add the Washington, DC-based Center for Drug Development Science to its research enterprise.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-24
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Archive: Computer Reduces Wait for Women with Urinary Tract Infections
Thanks to a new kiosk at UCSF Medical Center, women with uncomplicated urinary tract infections can access an interactive computer instead of waiting to see a physician to get a prescription.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-23
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Archive: "Deep Brain" Patients Gather to Share Stories at Reunion
On Saturday, February 26, some 20 people will be honored guests in San Francisco at a very unusual reunion.
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Archive: Exhibit: 'Medical Center at Mount Zion: A Legacy of Health Care'
A new, permanent museum-quality exhibit has been entertaining and educating passersby at UCSF Mount Zion for the past month.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-22
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-18
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Archive: Gladstone Institutes Rank High in Survey of Best Places for Postdocs
The J. David Gladstone Institutes is among the top 15 institutional work environments for life sciences postdoctoral fellows, according to <i>The Scientist's </i>annual "Best Places to Work for Postdocs" survey.
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Archive: Computer reduces wait for women with urinary tract infections
Often, the worst part about getting treatment for a urinary tract infection is the wait to get an appointment with a physician to receive an antibiotic prescription. But UCSF Medical Center has instituted a program so that women can get assessment - and relief - much more quickly.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-17
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Archive: Prostate Cancer Vaccine Is First to Increase Survival
A UCSF-led study has found that a novel immunologic therapy increases survival by nearly 18 percent in men with advanced prostate cancer that no longer responds to hormone therapy.
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Archive: UCSF Partners to Help Employees Access Tax Benefits
UCSF is again participating in a program designed to help people earning under $36,000 with tax preparation and securing tax refunds. A workshop will be held on Tuesday, March 1, noon to 1 p.m.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-16
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Archive: Symposium on Women's Health
School-based sex education and preventing social aggression in girls are only two of the topics that will be discussed when the UCSF National Center of Excellence in Women's Health co-hosts a symposium on Saturday, Feb. 26, at UCSF Mount Zion Medical Center.
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Archive: Bishop Named Winner of National Medal of Science
UCSF Chancellor J. Michael Bishop, MD, was named by President George W. Bush as a recipient of the nation's highest honor for science and technology.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-15
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Archive: Diagnosis of Prions in Patients Should Utilize Novel Strategy, Team Says
A technique for detecting prions in tissue, developed by UCSF scientists, is significantly more sensitive than the diagnostic procedures now used to detect the lethal particles in brain tissue, finds a new study.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-14
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Archive: UCSF Conducts Parnassus Campus Design Survey
Faculty, staff and students who want to voice their opinions on how the UCSF Parnassus Heights campus evolves in design and function in the future are encouraged to fill out an <a href="http://128.218.116.49:80/wsurveys/s/118-ffge/" class="tealLink" target="_blank"> online survey.</a>
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Archive: Diagnosis of prions in patients should utilize novel strategy, team says
A technique for detecting prions in tissue, developed in recent years by UCSF scientists, is significantly more sensitive than the diagnostic procedures currently used to detect the lethal particles in samples of brain tissue from patients, according to a study performed by a UCSF team.
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Archive: Professor to Give Presentation on Social Security, Feb. 15
Carroll Estes, founding director of UCSF's Institute for Health and Aging, says privatizing Social Security could have dire consequences. She'll present compelling information on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 7 to 8:45 p.m. on the Parnassus campus.
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Archive: Short Takes - 2005-02-11
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Archive: UCSF professor to give presentation on Social Security privatization
Privatizing Social Security is akin to an organized run on the bank because the Social Security Trust Fund would be depleted by diverting payroll taxes into private accounts, according to Carroll Estes, PhD, UCSF professor of sociology, ...
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Archive: Blackburn to Present Gladstone Distinguished Lecture, Mar. 7
The J. David Gladstone Institutes has selected award-winning scientist Elizabeth H. Blackburn, PhD, an expert on the role that telomeres has on aging and carcinogenesis, as this year's distinguished lecturer.
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Archive: Gladstone Institutes rank high in the scientist survey of best places for postdocs
The J. David Gladstone Institutes, a group of UCSF-affiliated medical research institutes, is among the top 15 institutional work environments for life sciences postdoctoral fellows, according to The Scientist's annual "Best Places to Work for Postdocs" survey
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Archive: SF Fire Chief, firefighters at UCSF's Children's Heart Day on February 14