UCSF to Host Author of Book on Why Gay Executives Excel as Leaders
University of Southern California lecturer and author Kirk Snyder will explain the seven leadership principles of gay male executives at UCSF on Wednesday.
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UCSF to Honor Former Chancellor Lee's Legacy of Leadership
The campus community is invited to a symposium and celebration to honor former UCSF Chancellor Philip Lee on September 24 and 25 at the UCSF Mission Bay campus.
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UCSF to Celebrate Induction of New Members to Academy of Medical Educators
Joan Reede, dean for diversity and community partnership at Harvard Medical School, will deliver the keynote address on Monday at a celebration of new inductees to the Academy of Medical Educators.
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UCSF Children's Hospital to celebrate young patients battling cancer
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Creating a Change in Climate: A Leader's Commitment to Social Justice
Professor Emeritus Harvey Brody is lauded for his long career working to advance diversity at UCSF.
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Circling In on Alzheimer's and Obesity
As America struggles under the growing weight of Alzheimer's and obesity, two UCSF scientists at the affiliated Gladstone Institutes demonstrate why basic science might be our best hope...
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Expert to Explain Legal Options of Same-Sex Relationships
Attorney Frederick Hertz will speak about legal matters facing same-sex couples in three upcoming sessions at UCSF.
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San Francisco VA researchers reach out to Iraq and Afghanistan vets
A study getting under way at the San Francisco VA Medical Center (SFVAMC) aims to identify the best ways to encourage veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan to seek treatment for their combat-related problems. It also seeks to identify the most efficient ways for veterans to get the services they need.
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UCSF to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
The campus community is invited to several events in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Embryonic stem cell strategy advanced with UCSF finding
UCSF scientists are reporting what they say is a significant improvement in the technique for genetically reprogramming mouse cells to their embryonic state, a process that transforms the cells, in essence, into embryonic stem cells.
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UCSF animal care facility receives top accreditation
UCSF has received highly regarded accreditation from the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International.
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Lima Named Director of Mission Bay Medical Center Project
Longtime UCSF Medical Center administrator Cindy Lima has been named project director overseeing development of a hospital complex at Mission Bay.
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Novel Virus Detection Identifies New Viruses in Study of Respiratory Infections
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UCSF to Host NIH-CTSA Web Conference on Pediatric Research
UCSF will host a pediatric research web conference focusing on the "Challenges Facing Institutional Review Boards" on September 11.
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NPR Discusses New NIH Asthma Treatment Guidelines with UCSF's Boushey
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Crowning Glory: A Conversation with Dental Sciences Researcher Stefan Habelitz
Uncovering the secrets of tooth enamel could brighten the future for biomaterials...
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UCSF Offers Mediation Training Opportunity
The deadline to apply for the next round of mediation training offered by the UCSF Work~Life Resource Center is September 21.
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Increased Risk for Arthritis and Lupus Tied to New Gene
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Family Picnic Day at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Set for September 22
The campus community is invited to bring their families for a fun-filled day at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom on September 22.
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Presence of gene mutation helps guide thyroid cancer treatment
A specific gene mutation may be useful in predicting the level of aggression of thyroid cancer and help guide treatment options and follow-up care, according to new study findings.
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HHMI News: Structural Studies Reveal New Clues to Prion Infectivity
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Campus to Exhibit Boots from Fallen US Soldiers
The Iraq Action Group at UCSF will display boots representing 393 California soldiers who have died in the war in Iraq.
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New Breeds of Mice Shed Light on Human Cancers and Treatments
Scientists are not in the business of making better mousetraps, but they're serious about making better mice to understand cancer biology.
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Swim Across America event to raise funds for UCSF child cancer care
Accomplished swimmers are invited to join Olympic swimming legends from across the country for the second annual "Swim Across America--San Francisco Swim to Fight Cancer" on Sunday, September 30.
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Three Clinician-Educators to Lead Medical School's Program for Urban Underserved
Elisabeth Wilson, Alma Martinez and Kevin Grumbach have been named to lead the program for medical students interested in working with urban underserved populations.
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Neural stem cell study reveals mechanism that may play role in cancer
In the dynamic world of the developing brain, neural stem cells give rise to neurons deep within the brain's fluid-filled ventricles. These newborn neurons then migrate along the stem cell fibers up to the neocortex, the seat of higher cognitive functions.
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Campus to Host Sixth Annual Public Safety Fair
The campus community is invited to attend upcoming safety fairs at four UCSF locations in September and October.
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Allen Institute for Brain Science Appoints Stryker to Advisory Board
UCSF Professor of Physiology Michael Stryker has been named to the advisory board of the Allen Institute for Brain Science, a medical research organization dedicated to brain research.
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UCSF Faculty on Expert Panel Releasing Updated National Asthma Guidelines