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Two Scientists Receive Grants for 'Unconventional' Research
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Two UCSF scientists recognized for transformative research
Two UCSF scientists are among the 31 nationwide who have received 2008 New Innovator Awards from the National Institutes of Health. The awards are designed “to enable recipients to pursue exceptionally innovative approaches that could transform biomedical and behavioral science."
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UCSF's FastPay Program to Debut on October 1
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Documentary Depicts Challenges of Caregiving
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High School Internship Program Partners Teens with Scientists
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Early Puberty and Early Exposure to Breast Cancer Risks: A Conversation with Robert Hiatt
Do environmental effects on young girls lead to breast cancer decades later?
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Regents approve plans for new UCSF Mission Bay Hospital complex
Today UCSF Medical Center is one step closer to breaking ground for a new hospital complex on the UCSF Mission Bay campus following the unanimous approval by the University of California Board of Regents on the project’s design, budget and environmental certification.
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Virtual colonoscopy as good as other colon cancer screening methods, study says
CT colonography (CTC), known as virtual colonoscopy, is as accurate at screening for colorectal cancers and pre-cancerous polyps as conventional colonoscopy, the current screening standard, according to the National CT Colonography Trial, a nationwide multi-center study that included the San Francisco VA Medical Center.
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UCSF leaders propose University of California School of Global Health
The Regents of the University of California are hearing a formal proposal today that will launch the next stage of planning for the UC School of Global Health to meet the tremendous need for training new leaders to tackle increasing global health issues. This would be UC’s first multicampus, systemwide school.
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Debas to Update Regents on UC School of Global Health
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UCSF Seeks Ham Radio Operators for Emergency Communications Team
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UCSF to Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month
The campus community is invited to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 25 to Oct. 15 with a series of events taking place around campus.
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UCSF to Host Second Annual Mission Bay Block Party
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Plans for new UCSF Mission Bay Hospital to go to regents for approval
UCSF Medical Center will be one step closer to breaking ground for a new hospital complex on the UCSF Mission Bay campus when an agenda item on the project’s design, budget and environmental certification comes up for approval by the University of California Board of Regents this week.
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New Drug Candidate to Treat Alcoholism Hits a Different Target in the Brain
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Measuring Outcomes of Antiretroviral Treatment in Africa
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Taking Better Aim at Cancer: A Conversation with Gerard Evan
In the quest to make drugs that target cancer in new ways, pharmaceutical firms should look within cells at a master-switch called myc....
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NIH Nominates Washington to Scientific Management Review Board
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UCSF to Offer Emergency Preparedness Briefings on Oct. 21
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UCSF Receives NIH Award to Expand Global Health Network
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UCSF Memory and Aging Center Hosts Events to Support Research
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UCSF Offers New Wellness Grand Rounds for Faculty
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DeRisi Wins Heinz Award for Virus Detection and Malaria Research
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UC Police Report Bicycle Thefts at Parnassus and Mission Bay Campuses
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Fighting the Black Dog: A Conversation with Depression Expert Owen Wolkowitz
This week we ponder whether one person's depression might be biochemically different from another person's depression, and whether depression itself might sometimes be part of a bigger, badder medical syndrome...
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Symposium to Highlight Basic Research Focused on Understanding Diseases of Aging
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UCSF Names New Dean of the School of Dentistry
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UCSF Leads Neurological Emergency Medicine Study in San Francisco Area Hospitals
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Schiavo Case Showed Media's Potential Influence on Health Care Decisions, Study Says