UCSF researchers call for shift in HIV prevention priorities
HIV prevention resources are not allocated in the most cost-effective fashion
say researchers at the UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS).
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UCSF-led study offers insight into cancer development, resistance to therapy: finding focuses on Ras
UCSF-led scientists have determined that under certain conditions the Ras
oncogene, a key culprit in many cancers, suppresses the function of the p53
tumor-suppressor gene...
UCSF team reveals how the most selective of all cell gatekeepers works -- a "three-faced" channel vi
A University of California, San
Francisco biochemist and colleagues have revealed the atom-by-atom structure of
an ancient and extremely discriminating kind of channel embedded in cell
membranes, from bacteria to humans.
Group appointments can benefit busy doctors and chronically ill patients, according to UCSF research
UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center Program triumphs with highly coveted grant to conquer prostate canc
Glide clinic to offer acupuncture, Reiki, Shiatsu and other complementary therapies to the underserv
UCSF researchers report interventions for victims of domestic violence
A recent study of San Francisco Bay Area physicians reports on successful
intervention techniques for victims of domestic violence.
Scientists discover new molecule of the immune system; a chemokine that binds one of the HIV co-rece
A team of scientists at the University of California, San Francisco and
Compugen, Ltd. has discovered a new molecule of the immune system -- a member
of a family of proteins called chemokines which recruit the body's army of
defensive immune cells to sites of invasion.