School of Pharmacy Caps Academic Year with New Dean, Stellar Class of 2013
The nation's premier pharmacy school capped its academic year by welcoming a new dean and celebrating a stellar class of graduates at its commencement ceremony on May 24.
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How Aspirin Might Stem Cancer
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School of Nursing Sends Off New Crop of Graduates
The School of Nursing honored its latest crop of nearly 200 graduates who received their master's and doctoral degrees at a June 14 commencement ceremony.
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School of Medicine Art Display Focuses on Power of Healing Hands
A new art display outside the School of Medicine dean’s offices highlights the power of hands in this healing profession.
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With e-Cigarettes, Where Vapors Rise, So Does Debate
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High School Interns Explore Careers in Science with UCSF Summer Program
Seventeen-year-old Gabby Flores had never met a scientist before, yet she will be surrounded by scientists this summer as she conducts cutting-edge biomedical research as part of the UCSF Science & Health Education Partnership’s High School Intern Program.
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Interactive Software Helps Veterans Suffering from PTSD
UCSF scientists discussed their work in developing software, apps and online tools to help veterans with PTSD and brain injuries at the annual "Brain at War" symposium.
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Scientists Identify Molecular Switch that Kick-Starts Formation of Arteries
The ability to form blood vessels is one of evolution’s crowning achievements. Now, scientists at the Gladstone Institutes have identified the molecular signals that direct the process of committing endothelial cells to become arteries or veins during embryonic development.
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The Rise of the Multi-Talented Adult Stem Cell
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Vitamin C Helps Control Gene Activity in Stem Cells
A UCSF-led team has discovered that vitamin C affects whether genes are switched on or off inside mouse stem cells, suggesting that it may play fundamental role in helping to guide normal development.
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Rare In-Vitro Technique Raises Autism Risk, Study Says
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IVF, Autism Not Linked, but Study Finds Risk of Intellectual Disabilities
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Do Smoking Bans Apply to e-Cigarettes?
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Tripping Up Memories of Alcohol
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Do Smoking Bans Apply to e-Cigarettes?
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Dr. Parsa on a Trial Analyzing G-200 for Glioblastoma
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Digital Health Update: Investors Hopeful But Disruption Elusive
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BART Strike: Commuters Find Creative Ways to Get to Work
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Opinion: An AIDS-Free Generation Is Within Sight
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Grand Vision for Mission Bay Nearly Realized
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How Fruit Flies Know Not to Get It On with the Wrong Species
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Hospitals Seek High-Tech Help for Hand Hygiene
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History of Insomnia Raises Risk for PTSD and Depression in Troops
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Major UCSF Research Awards Focus on Leveraging Technology to Improve Health
Finalists presented their work to a gathering of academic and industry reviewers recently as part of UCSF's Catalyst Awards, which provides valuable pilot funding to help drive promising early-stage research.
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Drug Combo Decreases Likelihood of Stroke for Those Already at Risk
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Gay Couples Free to Buy CalPERS Insurance
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UCSF Launching Mobile HIV Testing Van
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DNA Found Outside Genes Plays Largely Unknown, Potentially Vital Roles
A new UCSF study highlights the potential importance of the vast majority of human DNA that lies outside of genes within the cell.
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Researchers Discover How Fruit Flies Know to Mate with Their Own Species
A UCSF-led team has discovered a sensory system in the foreleg of the male fruit fly that answers a central problem in evolution that is poorly understood: how animals of one species know not to mate with animals of other species.
