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Calif. Medical Industry Seems Poised for Greater Expansion
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UCSF's RAP Spurs Research Excellence
<p><span>The UCSF <a href="http://rap.ucsf.edu/">Resource Allocation Program</a> (RAP), which allows researchers to submit for multiple funding opportunities through one grant application, was established five years ago with the goal of streamlining the intramural award process at UCSF. </span></p>
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'We Have A Lot of Work Left To Do': Child AIDS Advocate
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UCSF Shift: Mission Bay
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For Smokers, UCSF Program Provides Tools to Ditch the Habit
<p>Suzanne Harris was a registered nurse, worked on a cancer unit and was a mother to a young child when she smoked. Today, she directs the UCSF Fontana Tobacco Treatment Center, which offers comprehensive smoking cessation classes and relapse prevention support.</p>
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Women Face Their Own Challenges in Fighting HIV/AIDS
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UCSF Chancellor's New Mission Bay Office Shows Shift in Center of Gravity
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Dozens of Kids Get Free Oral Exams at Bayview Sunday Streets
<p><span>UCSF School of Dentistry residents performed free dental screenings for dozens of children during a sunny Bayview Opera House Sunday Streets last weekend.</span></p>
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Waiting in Line at the DMV? Get an HIV Test
<p>Ever felt like you were wasting time at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)? Now you can accomplish key health screening by getting a rapid HIV test while you wait.</p>
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AIDS Meeting: 'Unacceptable' Not to Spread Proven Anti-HIV Tools to Those Who Need Them Most
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UCSF Workforce Guru has Influenced Thousands
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UCSF Program Finds the Art in Treating Dementia
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Modern Treatment Methods Tackle HIV/AIDS with Greater Success
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Brains of Teens Who Smoke Cigarettes Reveal Early Signs of Addiction
<p><span>The brains of adolescents who smoke as little as two cigarettes a day respond to images of smoking as do the brains of heavily addicted adult smokers: with pleasure.</span></p>
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Your Stressful Job Is Indeed Aging You, Study Confirms
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AIDS 2012 Declaration Draws Support to End Global AIDS Epidemic
<p>Nearly 4,000 people around the world have shown their support for ending the global AIDS epidemic by signing an online declaration during the XIX International AIDS Conference.</p>
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UCSF Doctors Use Viruses to Attack Brain Tumors
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HIV/AIDS News: Q&A with UCSF's Jeff Sheehy
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Africa: Early HIV Therapy 'Economically Beneficial'
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Two More Men with HIV Now Virus-free. Is This a Cure?
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Early Treatment May Improve Socioeconomic Conditions for People in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa With HIV
Adults with HIV in rural sub-Saharan Africa who receive antiretroviral drugs early in their infection may reap benefits in their ability to work and their children's ability to stay in school, according to a first-of-its-kind clinical study in Uganda that compared socioeconomic outcomes with CD4+ counts — a standard measure of health status for people with HIV.
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Cancer Drug Flushes out HIV
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San Francisco VA/UCSF Psychiatry Researcher Honored by Behavioral Medicine Society
<p>Aoife O’Donovan, PhD, a Society in Science: Branco Weiss Fellow in psychiatry at the San Francisco VA Medical Center and UCSF, was presented with the Neal E. Miller New Investigator Award for 2012 by the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research.</p>
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Diabetes Reported to Impact Sexual Satisfaction in Women
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Parkinson's Drug Decreases Impulsive Tendency in Adults
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Viewpoints: Science Supporting Medicinal Pot Is Clear
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Best Practices in Lecture Capture
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Truvada Is Part of Larger HIV Discussion
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Pioneering AIDS Researcher Receives Major Accolade
<p>John Greenspan, BDS, PhD, considers himself naturally curious. When he started seeing a rare form of cancer of the lymphatoid system in young San Francisco men during the early 1980s, he was intrigued.</p>