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Google Glass Could Become a Fixture in the Operating Room
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New Ground Broken in Epilepsy Research
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Post Abortion-Syndrome: The Solution in Search of a Problem
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Local Doctor on Trail of New Snakebite Treatment
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Researchers Find “Grammar” Plays Key Role in Activating Genes
Researchers have probed deep into the cell’s genome to begin learning the “grammar” that helps determine whether or not a gene gets switched on to make the protein it encodes, advancing efforts to use gene and cell-based therapies to treat disease.
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Global Team Identifies New Genes Behind Severe Childhood Epilepsy
An international study on epilepsy has uncovered 25 new mutations on nine key genes that could pave the way to develop precise therapies for a devastating form of the disorder during childhood.
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Type 1 Diabetes Drug Developed By UCSF Researcher Strikingly Effective In Clinical Trial
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The Cost Of Creating A New Drug Now $5 Billion, Pushing Big Pharma To Change
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Valley Students Get Biomedical Experience with UCSF Program
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Most Youth Who Use Smokeless Tobacco Are Smokers, Too
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Getting Cerebral with Mickey Hart
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Bracing for Obamacare: Nurse Practitioners Fill Doc Shortage Gap
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Leaders Convene at Town Hall to Unveil Covered California at UCSF
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi came to UCSF to unveil California’s plan to implement the Affordable Care Act – the creation of a health care marketplace called Covered California.
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Master Gardeners: What Can Sustainable Farming Can Teach Us About Well-Being
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UCSF Hires Director of its Center for LGBT Health and Equity
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UCSF, Children's Oakland Sign Affiliation Agreement Set to Close by Early 2014
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In Some Cities, Gays Face Greater Risk Of Becoming Homeless
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When a Carcinoma Isn't Actually a Cancer
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ER Docs Can Tell Difference Between Stroke and Bell’s Palsy
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Find Furthers Cancer, Stem Cell Therapies Research
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Health Care Alliance Begins to Pay Off for S.F.
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Researchers Discover Leukemia's Role in Inhibiting Immune Cell Development
UCSF’s Emmanuelle Passegué, an expert on how the blood system arises during development, recently led a study in which researchers discovered how leukemia, a blood cancer, can gain a stronghold in bone marrow and inhibit the development of normal immune cells.
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Scientists Devise Innovative Method to Profile and Predict the Behavior of Proteins
A team of investigators led by UCSF and the Gladstone Institutes has found a way to map an enzyme’s underlying molecular machinery, revealing patterns that could allow them to predict how an enzyme behaves – and what happens when this process disrupted.
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Type 1 Diabetes Drug Proves Effective in Clinical Trial
An experimental drug designed to block the advance of type 1 diabetes in its earliest stages has proven strikingly effective over two years in about half of the patients who participated in the phase 2 clinical trial, UCSF and Yale University report.
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California Researchers Develop Survey to Measure Risk of Delirium in Hospitalized Patients
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Life in the Dark - Man's Rare Photosensitivity
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New Tool Helps Detect Delirium in Hospital Patients
UCSF researchers have developed a two-minute assessment tool to help hospital staff predict a patient’s risk of delirium, a change in mental cognition characterized by severe confusion and disorientation that can prolong hospital stays.
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UCSF Profiles Wins UC Technology Award
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New Wearable Device Helps Blind Patients See Shapes and Colors