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Heart Attack Victims Face Greater Risk of Dying When Ambulances Are Diverted
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Ambulance Diversion Strongly Linked with Increased Mortality of Heart Attack Patients, New Study Finds
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Ambulance Traffic Could Decide Life Or Death
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Corte Madera Neurologist, Stricken by Deadly Disease He Studied at UCSF, Focuses on Living Life to the Fullest
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Sleep Might Help You Solve Problems Better
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Premature Aging Seen As Issue For AIDS Survivors
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Open Wide at this Weekend's Sunday Streets
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UCSF Announces Campus Shuttle Changes to Begin July 5
<p>UCSF Transportation Services will be making changes to campus shuttle stops and schedules beginning July 5.</p>
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Video: Doctors, Volunteers Shave Their Heads For Children's Cancer Research at Kezar Pub
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Heart Attack Death Rates Linked to Ambulance Diversion
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Media Advisory: UCSF Hosts Free Children's Dental Screening at Sunday Streets
UCSF, in partnership with the California State Assembly and San Francisco Board of Supervisors, will offer free children’s dental screenings in conjunction with the Bayview Opera House Sunday Streets Family Health and Wellness Fair.
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UCSF School of Dentistry Hosts Inaugural Global Oral Health Symposium
<p>The UCSF School of Dentistry recently established the Global Oral Health program, whose members hosted an inaugural symposium on May 23. Leaders of major health initiatives from around the world participated.</p>
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"One-Stop" Clinic Ups Mental Health, Social Work Visits for Veterans
Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who visited a VA integrated care clinic were much more likely to undergo initial mental health and social work evaluations than veterans who visited a standard VA primary care clinic, according to a study led by a San Francisco VA Medical Center researcher.
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The Search for Alcoholism's Miracle Drug
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Doctors at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Shave Their Heads For Cancer
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UCSF Doctors Lose Their Locks To Help Fund Cancer Research
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Lynn Ponton: First Novel, 'Metis,' Mines Ancestry
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Market Factors Affect Closures of Emergency Departments Nationwide
<p>Despite a rise in the number of emergency room patients, the number of hospital-based emergency departments in the nation is declining, according to a study led by Renee Hsia, a clinical professor of emergency medicine, and featured in a recent issue of the <em>Journal of the American Medical Association.</em></p>
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UC San Francisco Moving to Electronic Medical Records
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UCSF Docs Shave Their Heads for Cancer Awareness
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San Franciscans To Vote On Banning Circumcision
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At 100, San Francisco's Mount Zion Hospital Still Giving Back
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Hispanic Women Have Same IVF Success as Whites
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Indian Women in US Also Go for Sex Selection to Have Sons
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SFGH Grand Rounds Explores Disease That First Defined AIDS
<p>Doctors and other health care professionals packed into San Francisco General Hospital’s Carr Auditorium for the June 7 medical grand rounds, commemorating the 30th anniversary of the first AIDS report to the US Centers of Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention.</p>
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SF Circumcision Ban
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UCSF Finds New Honeybee Viruses
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Celebrating Commencement 2011: UCSF Chancellor Advises Graduates to "Seize the Day"
<p>In celebration of commencement 2011, UCSF Chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellmann congratulates graduates and takes the opportunity to tout what makes UCSF great in a new video posted on YouTube.</p>
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Robots at Hospital Pharmacy Mean More Accurate Dosages