UCSF Welcomes Director of Reproductive Health and the Environment
The recent appointment of Tracey Woodruff to UCSF will expand the understanding that environmental contaminants can have profound effects on reproductive and developmental health.
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UCSF Pursues Stronger Partnership with San Francisco Unified School District
Members of the campus community recently welcomed Carlos Garcia, the new superintendent of the San Francisco Unified School District.
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Health care trio forges partnership to improve breast cancer care in Marin
California Cancer Care, Marin General Hospital and the University of California, San Francisco have signed agreements to improve access to surgical services for individuals with breast cancer who reside in Marin County.
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UCSF Student Wins Competition for Invention of Instrument that Measures Pain Levels
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UCSF Faculty Coach Vietnamese Medical Education Leaders to Reform Curriculum Using Evidence-Based Me
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UCSF Medical Center to Offer Free Screening for Hepatitis B
As part of HepBFree San Francisco, UCSF will provide free blood screening on the first Saturday of every month.
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Ideas Make Good Presents
From a presidential debate on science to new research on PTSD, thinking scientifically is a gift...
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NIH Doubles Support for Vital HIV/AIDS Research Center
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Autism Early Invention Topic of KQED Forum
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Mayor Delivers Upbeat State of San Francisco Address
Just days before the Nov. 6 election, Mayor Gavin Newsom delivered a mostly bright picture of the state of San Francisco on Monday.
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UCSF Launches Resource Allocation Program (RAP)
UCSF has launched a new collaborative effort between funding agencies to provide a better application and review process for awarding research grants.
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NIH doubles support for vital HIV/AIDS research center
The National Institutes of Health will award $15 million over the next five years to the Center for AIDS Research of the University of California, San Francisco and the Gladstone Institute for Virology and Immunology.
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UCSF's OLLI Courses Focus on Stress and Nutrition
Leading experts in medicine and the health sciences will lead the fall session of UCSF's Mini Medical School, presented by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
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Police Report Sexual Assault at Mission Bay Housing
UCSF Police today reported that a female student was sexually assaulted outside the Mission Bay housing complex this morning.
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Patients Prefer Simplified Advance Directive over Standard Form
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Project Teaches the 'Magic of Science' in Western Addition
Fifth-graders at Rosa Parks Elementary School in San Francisco's Western Addition are learning about science with the help of UCSF School of Pharmacy students.
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UCSF's Charitable Giving Campaign Seeks to Strengthen Communities
For just $2 a month, families in need can get the shoes, clothes and winter coats they need to survive cold and foggy nights in San Francisco.
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Building Educational Facilities for the 21st Century
UCSF has already begun to "develop educational facilities and infrastructure commensurate with UCSF's stature in health sciences education."
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Rosen Elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences
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National group ranks UCSF in top 10 academic medical centers
UCSF ranks among the top 10 of the nation's premier academic medical centers in overall quality and accountability, according to the newly released annual scorecard of the University HealthSystem Consortium (UHC).
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UCSF Experts Discuss "Translational Research" for UCSF Foundation Wellness Lecture Series
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Open Enrollment for 2008 Runs through November 27
UCSF faculty and staff may change their benefits package during Open Enrollment, which runs from November 1 through November 27.
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Pediatric Diabetes Specialist Gitelman Speaks to BBC
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Women Global Health Scholars Create Great Possibility
Educating future leaders is a priority area of the UCSF Strategic Plan and part of the mission of the Women's Global Health Scholars program.
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A Postdoc's Story: Greece's Christina Karatzaferi Remembers UCSF
From Greece to San Francisco and back again, former postdoc Christina Karatzaferi carries UCSF with her always...
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Creating Campus Core Research Facilities: Trying to Stay Ahead of Technological Curve
Campus leaders are looking at how UCSF can offer advanced, innovative instrumentation and/or specialized services in core research facilities that are available to all researchers.
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Cellular "Self-Eating" Might Be Turned Against Tumors
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QB3 Hosts Course to Help Seed and Speed Asian Biotech
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UCSF's Miller Speaks to BBC About Life-Saving Anti-Shock Garment
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CTSI Transforms Research at UCSF
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) is helping UCSF faculty find new ways for patients to benefit from its science, campus leaders say.