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FINS: Health-Care Jobs in the Balance With Court Ruling
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Can IVF Treatments Reverse A Woman's Biological Clock?
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How to Recognize Stroke Symptoms and What to Do
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Moving Toward a National Health Record System
<p>UCSF Medical Center's recent adoption of a new electronic health record system, not only advances patient safety, it enables UCSF to comply with a federal mandate requiring all health providers and hospitals to shift to electronic medical records as part of national health care reform.</p>
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Bacterial Vaginosis Is Associated with Higher Risk of Female-to-Male Transmission of HIV
An investigation led by UCSF has found that the risk of female-to-male HIV transmission is increased three fold for women with bacterial vaginosis, a common disorder in which the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina is disrupted.
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2 HIV Patients in Boston Show No Signs of Virus after Bone Marrow Transplant
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Forum to Focus on Aftermath of Supreme Court Ruling on Health Care Law
<p>The UCSF community is invited to hear experts from UCSF and UC Hastings talk about the high-stakes U.S. Supreme Court ruling on President Obama's health care law at a forum on Friday, the day after the decision is announced.</p>
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UCSF Takes Giant Leap Toward Improved Patient Safety, Care With Electronic Health Records
<p>UCSF Medical Center has taken a major step forward in advancing patient safety and quality of care by implementing one of the most comprehensive electronic health records systems nationally.</p>
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AIDS Project Co-founder Works to Transform Treatment, Perceptions
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UCSF Community Awaits U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Health Care Law
<p>UCSF health care professionals and policy experts are awaiting the highly anticipated U.S. Supreme Court ruling on President Obama’s health care law, which will come on the its final day in session on Thursday.</p>
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UCSF Cancer Leader Provides Expert Testimony at Congressional Forum on Breast Cancer
<p>Cancer medicine must depart from a one-size-fits-all tradition, and move instead to targeted treatments, said cancer expert Frank McCormick, PhD, FRS, during a congressional forum this week that focused on cutting-edge cancer research and treatment.</p>
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Fate of Obama's Health Law in Supreme Court Will Be Felt Around State
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Finding a Sustainable Running Stride
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Supreme Court Decision May Doom Health Care Act
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Kids and Concussions
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Autism FAQ: "I Think I Have Aspergers. Where Can I Go for a Diagnosis and Support?
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UCSF Fresno Underwent a Boot Camp
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New Study Results: Proper Management of Diabetes May Prevent Cognitive Decline
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Two Big Hospital Projects Make Major Progress
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Employees to Contribute More to UC Retirement Plan on July 1
<p>Faculty, staff and UC will contribute more to the UC Retirement Plan beginning July 1, 2012.</p>
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UCSF Links Key Dementia Protein, Brain Traumas
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Preventing or Better Managing Diabetes May Prevent Cognitive Decline, According to UCSF Study
Preventing diabetes or delaying its onset has been thought to stave off cognitive decline -- a connection strongly supported by the results of a 9-year study led by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and the San Francisco VA Medical Center.
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UCSF Joins Trend Offering Published Research Free
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Social Media in Health Care Create Risks, Benefits
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Reminders by Phone Can Aid in Diabetes Prevention
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Hepatitis C: Urgency to Fight Viral Foe Grows in the Suburbs and on the Streets
<p>At the edge of a San Francisco neighborhood that has been riddled with drug addiction for decades, UCSF epidemiologist Kimberly Page, PhD, MPS, leads a research team that provides outreach, screening and prevention programs for drug users, those who are especially vulnerable to hepatitis C infection.</p>
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Dust in Homes with Dogs May Lower Risk of Asthma-linked Infection
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Hepatitis B and Liver Cancer Among Asian Americans
<p>Liver cancer is expected to become more common in the United States in coming years. “It’s deadly and it’s preventable,” says UCSF physician and researcher Tung Nguyen, MD.</p>
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California Tobacco Tax Trails by Razor-thin Margin