A UCSF research team has gained a new glimpse into the circuitry that directs the fate of cells: whether they will grow, change shape or succumb to pathogens.

The experience of war can change a person profoundly, and the return to civilian or active duty life stateside can be a challenge for both veterans and those who are close to them, says a specialist who has studied the subject.

Faculty and staff interested in helping to inspire children are encouraged to sign up to host activities for kids on April 27.

Cases of flu may have peaked in California, but it's not too late to get a flu vaccination and be protected.

UCSF Blood Center is putting up a strong fight to combat the current shortage with a blood drive today (January 23).

Eleven UCSF dental students will begin a new program to earn their DDS and MBA degrees in a partnership with the University of San Francisco.

Marilyn Stebbins, clinical professor in the UCSF School of Pharmacy, explains what has gone wrong with Part D so far, and how seniors can protect themselves and their drug benefits.

A UCSF expert says he hopes the recent US Supreme Court ruling will shine a light on the generally poor quality of care available to many people facing the end of life.

The UCSF library will host a talk on how information technology is transforming scholarly research and communication on January 25.

A new grant will allow UCSF to integrate social and behavioral sciences, along with biological science and clinical application in medical education.