Parkinson's Disease Brain Rhythms Detected
A team of scientists and clinicians at UCSF has discovered how to detect abnormal brain rhythms associated with Parkinson’s by implanting electrodes within the brains of people with the disease.
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Devices Aim to Deliver on Stem-Cell Therapies
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Breakthrough Hailed as Radical Treatment Works on Baby Born HIV-Positive in Atlanta
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New Type of Pluripotent Cell Discovered In Adult Breast Tissue
UCSF researchers have found that certain rare cells extracted from adult breast tissue can be instructed to become different types of cells – a discovery that could have important potential for regenerative medicine.
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Marathon: San Francisco's Meyer Claims Women's Race
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Baby Born with AIDS Virus Appears to Have Been Cured
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Attention Deficit Disorder Often Lasts Past Childhood, Study Says
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UC Advances Medical Research Through Trust
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UC Board of Regents Announces First Steps in Search for New UC President
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Health Research Benefits from Crowdfunding
<p>Ever the innovator, UCSF is using a new fundraising method to advance health sciences research.</p>
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Chicago Violence Drives Push for More Trauma Care
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'Rain Man'-like Brains Mapped with Network Analysis
Researchers have mapped the three-dimensional global connections within the brains of seven adults, which reveal new details about the condition known as agenesis of the corpus callosum, one of the top genetic causes of autism.
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UCSF Opens Evening Orthodontic Clinic
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UCSF Mourns Loss of Legendary Master Surgeon Maurice Galante
<p>A memorial service will be held March 8 to honor the life of Maurice Galante, MD, professor emeritus and a renowned surgeon at UCSF, who passed away at his home on Feb. 5, 2013. He was 93.</p>
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The Bitter Pill, Chewable for Doctors
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Costs of ER Visits Vary in U.S., Study Finds
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For the Elderly, Medical Procedures to Avoid
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Paul Allen Gives $7.5M to Little-Known Scientists Dreaming Big
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Sugar Seen as Driver in Rise of Diabetes, Study Suggests
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Is the Pope Frail?
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Availability of Sugar Influences Rate of Diabetes, Study Says
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Study Confirms Benefits of a Mediterranean Diet
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Psychological Challenges of a Manned Mission to Mars
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Genes' Defense Mechanism Identified
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Aspirin Plus Drug Reduces Stroke Risk
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Quantity of Sugar in Food Supply Linked to Diabetes Rates
The results of a large epidemiological study conducted at UC San Francisco suggest that sugar may have a direct, independent link to diabetes.
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Editorial: It's the Sugar, Folks
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Second Survey to Gauge Staff Engagement at UCSF
<p>Staff are invited to voice their opinions about UCSF in a second survey being conducted from March 4 through March 22 to gauge their level of engagement in their work.</p>
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ER Visit Costs Hard to Predict With $4 to $24,000 Swings
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How Much Will I Be Charged at the Emergency Room?
Emergency departments play a critical role in health care, yet consumers typically know little about how medical charges are determined and often underestimate their financial responsibility -- then are shocked when the hospital bill arrives.
