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Avon foundation partnership provides patient outreach, improved access to care and research to fight

A second type of botulinum toxin -- BTX-B -- may be effective for treating face wrinkles

UCSF pharmacy graduates in high demand; potentially unsafe shortage persists

Scientists identify brain mechanism that boosts response to alcohol

Osteoporosis is costly for Californians, according to UCSF researchers

UCSF School of Dentistry to graduate nearly 100 on June 15

New journal series will educate physicians about medical errors

Light adjustable intraocular lenses may offer customized vision for cataract patients

A type of childhood leukemia starts in the womb, yet can take 12 years to develop, scientists find

Internal documents reveal tobacco industry surveillance of public health groups