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Macy's New Union Square Christmas Tree Is Fake but Fab
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Well-Done Red Meat Linked With Aggressive Prostate Cancer, Study Shows
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Edna Medeiros' Son with Kidney Transplant Gets Aid
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New York Artist Brings the Beauty of Outdoors Inside UCSF
<p>The newest art installation at UCSF's Parnassus campus honors its longest-lived and most venerable inhabitants. </p>
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UCSF Vows to Protect First Amendment Rights and Safety at UC Regents Meeting Monday
<p>UCSF leaders are expressing support for the right of individuals to demonstrate peacefully, while recommitting to the University’s responsibility to enhance the safety of students, faculty, staff, patients and visitors – and UCSF property.</p>
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Going to Bat for Seniors
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Demonstrations Anticipated at UCSF Mission Bay Monday; Closures and Delays Expected
<p>Due to changes in details of the telephonic UC Regents' meeting scheduled for four campuses beginning at 8 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 28, the UCSF Police Department is preparing for anticipated public demonstrations at UCSF's Mission Bay campus.</p>
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Israeli Performers Use Yuks to Help Heal Kids
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Health Disparities Research Continues to Grow at UCSF
<p>UCSF’s faculty and students are taking a wide-ranging look at the inequities that exist in the Unites States, in terms of both health itself and the quality of health care, across racial, ethnic and socioeconomic lines.</p>
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National Expert to Address Comparative Effectiveness Research on November 28
<p>National expert Harold Sox, an active professor emeritus at Dartmouth, will visit UCSF on November 28 to speak about "Comparative Effectiveness Research: Is it Fulfilling Its Promise?"</p>
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Event Highlights the Value of Clinical Research
<p>Although the vast majority of Americans understand the importance of taking part in clinical research to advance medical science, three in four adults have little to no knowledge about how clinical research works or how to participate. UCSF is trying to bridge that information gap.</p>
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UCSF Leaders to Show Staff Appreciation at Holiday Breakfasts
<p>UCSF staff are invited to attend a special holiday appreciation breakfast at three different locations this December.</p>
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On Poverty, Wealth And Mental Illness: A Discussion With Dr. Hoyle Leigh
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Number of San Francisco Women Becoming Parents in Their Late 30s Increasing
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Reports of Chavez' Illness Cloud Campaign
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Running a Marathon
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Clowns Bring Smiles to Young Patients
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NAS Report Calls for Building Biomedical Knowledge Network to Drive Precision Medicine
<p>A National Academy of Sciences committee co-chaired by UCSF Chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellmann, MD, MPH, recommends the creation of a Google maps-like data network that could transform the future of medical discovery, diagnosis and treatment.</p>
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UCSF to Get Presidential Award for Mentoring
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36th Great American Smokeout Highlights Historic CA Cancer Research Act
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UCSF Nobel laureate Mike Bishop discusses Discovery, Mutations, and Cancer.
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Why Brain Injuries Are More Common in Preemies
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Mission Bay Medical Center Reflects Latest Research on How Design Affects Health Outcomes
<p>The new UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay is planned as a shining example of evidence-based hospital design, an increasingly prevalent trend built on research suggesting that design can improve health outcomes by increasing safety and reducing stress among patients, their families and hospital staff.</p>
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New Pain Sensors Explain Why Snake Bites Hurt
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Chancellor Defines Vision for UCSF
<p>Chancellor <a href="http://profiles.ucsf.edu/ProfileDetails.aspx?From=SE&Person=4769489">Susan Desmond-Hellmann</a>, MD, MPH, unveiled an action plan for UCSF that builds on its meritorious mission of <em>advancing health worldwide</em>.</p>
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Tumours Ramp Up Recycling Efforts
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UCSF's 'Saint Rose' Inspires People in Rural Peru
<p>The people of Cusco, Peru, see UCSF's Rosa Ten, MD, as a compassionate healer with a heart as big as Mother Teresa’s. They call her <em>Santa Rosa,</em> which means “Saint Rose” in Spanish.</p>
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Lincoln High-UCSF Team Brings Home Gold In Synthetic Biology Contest
<p>For the fifth year in a row, a team from Lincoln High School, one of just two made up of high school students, came home with a gold medal in an international science competition after spending 10 weeks in the UCSF lab of Wendell Lim, PhD.</p>
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EDs Serving Medi-Cal, Minority Patients at Higher Risk of Closing