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New Study Points to Invisible Killer of Infants

How to Plan a Safe, Small Bay Area Holiday Gathering During Pandemic

What Those Studies on Mouthwash and Coronaviruses Actually Mean

Genetic Testing Leads to ‘Awakening’ for Developmentally Delayed, ‘Nearly Catatonic’ Teen

Lisa had a rare mutation that meant she was not able to combine two words until she was 3, and she didn’t take part in imaginative play until she was 10. Could a drug for MS be repurposed to help her?

Apathy Could Lead to a Greater Risk of Dementia, Study Finds

I’m a Black Psychiatrist. I’m Never Prepared for the Emptiness and Grief I Feel When Police Shoot a Black Person

Combating Pandemic Fatigue

The Psychological Threats of Climate Change and Wildfires Are Now Here – This Site Can Help You Cope

To provide mental health resources for to deal with the climate crisis, UCSF’s Department of Psychiatry has created a new website dedicated to coping strategies.

Taking Science to Washington: UCSF Experts and Advocates Help Shape Federal Science Policy

As a research-focused academic health center, UCSF has a vital stake in shaping science policy at every level, including in Washington.

For Prisoners, Pandemic Hits with Greater Force

The COVID-19 crisis inside jails and prisons has laid bare the public health emergency created by mass incarceration in this country. UCSF experts say the health care system has an important role to play in helping to attenuate these harms.