• October 2, 2002

Blocking enzyme found to ease anxiety without causing sedation

• September 30, 2002

New technique widens the lens on cancer, could lead to new therapies

• September 30, 2002

Overused Antibiotics Fueling Microbe Resistance

A new study heightens concerns that Cipro and related antibiotics are being over-prescribed, accelerating bacterial resistance to the drugs and reducing their ability to treat infections.

• September 30, 2002

Maurice Sokolow, MD, pioneer in study of hypertension, dies

• Research
• September 30, 2002

Macrophages from Human Lymphoma Patients Cause Mouse Lymphoma in Mice UCSF Study Finds

• September 28, 2002

Cipro, related antibiotics over-prescribed, fueling microbe resistance

• September 27, 2002

UCSF report finds dental practice patterns add to oral health dispartiy in the United States

• September 23, 2002

UCSF School of Dentistry receives $1.3 million

• September 17, 2002

UCSF begins distributing the first of its two embryonic stem cell lines

• September 16, 2002

UCSF Women's Health Center grand opening September 21

• September 13, 2002

'Champions Run' at Kezar stadium Sept. 15 benefits UCSF'S program for kids with HIV/AIDS

• September 13, 2002

UCSF events for October and November, 2002

• September 12, 2002

Pathways to next generation of antirectroviral therapies revealed at UCSF/Gladstone center for AIDS

• September 9, 2002

Mayor Welcomes UCSF Fresno's First Endowed Char to the City of Fresno

• August 29, 2002

Proceeds to improve quality of life for breast cancer patients when famous chefs join fourth annual

• August 28, 2002

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funds UCSF research to test diaphragms as HIV prevention tool

• August 28, 2002

Smoking Cessation Training Program to Go National

With a new grant from the National Cancer Institute, School of Pharmacy faculty will expand a program that trains pharmacy graduate students to counsel patients to quit smoking.

• August 26, 2002

UCSF sponsors "Go UC" program for high school seniors in SF and Daly City

• August 22, 2002

Drug study of depression in the elderly

• August 22, 2002

Too many lungs rejected for transplantation, study shows

• August 13, 2002

Tobacco firms used financial ties to weaken market for anti-smoking products

• August 13, 2002

NIH awards $8 million to UCSF/Gladstone Center for AIDS research

• August 9, 2002

A tasty way to fight breast cancer

• August 8, 2002

Intel chair to make major contribution to new UCSF stem cell initiative

• August 7, 2002

New spine repair technique may offer hope for osteoporosis sufferers

• August 6, 2002

New UCSF website exposes tobacco industry's campaign to "Use and Abuse" the hospitality industry

• August 6, 2002

The majority of hand cuts don't need stitches

• August 5, 2002

Suicide attempt rate high among urban gay men, UCSF study finds

• July 23, 2002

Diabetes patients with low literacy more likely to have poorly controlled disease

• July 23, 2002

Recirculated airplane cabin air does not cause more colds