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Healing the Brain, Healing the Mind
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5 Years Later, Scientists Still Puzzled by Honeybee Decline
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Lynne Benioff Crusades to Improve Patient Conditions
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Those with Migraines May Get Fresh Aid at Stanford
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O'Neil Working to Fix Broken Health Care Model
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State Audit Finds No Evidence of Waste, Fraud or Abuse at UC
<p>A 15-month audit called to “uncover the extent of the waste, fraud, and abuse within the UC” found no evidence of waste, fraud or abuse and calls for more transparency in financial matters, according to a report by the Bureau of State Audits.</p>
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Study: IUD Users Have Fewer Repeat Abortions
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UCSF Scientists Hail Ruling on Embryonic Stem Cell Research
<p>UCSF scientists are hailing a federal court ruling on Wednesday that dismissed a lawsuit that sought to ban the use of federal funds to study any lines of human embryonic stem cells.</p>
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Med Center Lowers Readmission Rates
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San Francisco Business Times Recognizes Health Care Heroes
<p>The <em>San Francisco Business Times</em> recognized several members of the UCSF and San Francisco General Hospital communities and a diabetes outreach clinic in its inaugural "Health Care Heroes" edition. </p>
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Do You Obsessively Check Your Smartphone?
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UC Invites Employees to Comment on Proposed Revision to Layoff Policy
<p> </p><p>The University of California is proposing a revision to the University’s layoff policy clarifying that performance is one of the key factors that managers should use when deciding employee layoffs or reductions in time.</p>
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The Hidden Costs of Medical Student Debt
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NBC Nightly News Profiles UCSF's Oldest Professor
<p>NBC Nightly News profiled UCSF's longest tenured professor Ephraim P. Engleman, a centenarian who remarkably still treats patients at UCSF.</p>
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ER Online Check In
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What's Behind the Problem of Disappearing Bees?
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U.S. Judge Upholds Federal Embryonic Stem Cell Funds
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Millie Hughes-Fulford: Scientist in Space
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Not Quiting His Day Job, Even at 100 Years Old
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Grasping for Any Way to Prevent Alzheimer's
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UC Offers Help to Stressed Employees
<p>UCSF employees who are feeling stressed out should know they can get free counseling through the UCSF Faculty and Staff Assistance Program.</p>
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Risky Pelvic Mesh Highlights Worries About FDA Process
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Patterns: How Milk Is Expressed Affects Nursing
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UCSF Health Experts Shape Historic Blueprint for Women's Health Care
<p>UCSF's Claire Brindis is among experts to help shape a new Institute of Medicine report that if adopted would represent a major milestone in women's health care in the US.</p>
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Longevity Secrets from 100-Year-Old Doctor
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New Advice on Mammogram Timing
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Newest UCSF Residents and Fellows Prepare for Training
<p>UCSF welcomed this month a new crop of residents and clinical fellows who are starting the next phase of their careers at the prestigious academic medical center.</p>
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Are Abortions Safe When Done Via Telemedicine?
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Adding HbA1c Measurements Improves CV Risk Prediction in Diabetics