The Araceli Theater Project, which involves people who face tremendous challenges, will present three upcoming performances beginning Thursday.

The campus community is invited to hear Grand Rounds by Nils Cordes, MD, PhD, from the Center for Radiation Research in Oncology at Dresden University, on July 6.

According to the US Census Bureau, more than one in three American households include at least one dog.

UCSF pediatric endocrinology fellow Clement Cheung has received the 2007 Melvin Grumbach Award for Pediatric Research.

World-renowned AIDS researchers and physicians marked the 26th anniversary of the first reported cases of AIDS recently.

Is alcoholism more than one disease? And does "recovery" actually work? Yes to both, says UCSF psychiatrist Peter Banys in his response to UCSF neuroscientist Howard Fields...

UCSF has received a $150 million pledge to support clinical and research programs of the UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center. It is the largest philanthropic commitment from an individual ever received by the University and was given anonymously.

The campus community is invited to hear Catherine Thomasson, national president of Physicians for Social Responsibility, who will report on her recent trip to Iran.

The campus community is invited to a lunchtime discussion with Dadi Janki, a revered spiritual leader and advocate for world peace, on June 29.

While millions of elderly Americans are skipping medications because they can't afford them, a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association offers a solution: Tell doctors upfront which drugs are most widely covered by Medicare so that patients can get their medications faster and more cheaply.