• Research
• June 2, 2002

Light adjustable intraocular lenses may offer customized vision for cataract patients

• May 29, 2002

Internal documents reveal tobacco industry surveillance of public health groups

• Research
• May 29, 2002

A type of childhood leukemia starts in the womb, yet can take 12 years to develop, scientists find

• May 29, 2002

Tobacco industry youth anti-smoking programs designed to promote the industry, study shows

• May 28, 2002

Prostate cancer is costly for Californians, according to UCSF researchers

• May 24, 2002

UCSF health economists urge global AIDS fund to finance prevention first

• May 24, 2002

UCSF researchers have explored various strategies seeking stem cells

• May 23, 2002

Potassium-rich foods can help offset high salt diet contribution to osteoporosis, UCSF study finds

• May 22, 2002

Type 1 diabetes safely arrested with short-term use of new drug

• May 6, 2002

UCSF studies video risk assessment for primary care physicians

• May 4, 2002

Low-grade dysplasia found on pap smears is likely to regress spontaneously in adolescent women, UCSF

• May 3, 2002

UCSF finding offers provocative insight into what drives cancer

• May 2, 2002

Women faculty at UC San Francisco see room for improvement

• May 2, 2002

UCSF, UC Davis establish joint pediatric heart center

• May 1, 2002

New treatment for spinal disorder proves effective in UCSF study

• April 29, 2002

UC San Francisco professional schools rank at or near the top in National Institutes of Health resea

• April 29, 2002

A small number of homeless people keep the ER busy, according to UCSF researchers

• April 25, 2002

UCSF-SFGHMC Family Practice Residency Program celebrates 30 years serving urban, underserved communi

• April 25, 2002

UCSF-SFGHMC Family Practice Residency Program celebrates 30 years serving urban, underserved commun

• April 24, 2002

UCSF sponsors "Take Our Daughters to Work"

• April 21, 2002

Study suggests mechanism for heart defect that kills young athletes

• March 26, 2002

Hearing the Underserved

Thanks to a recent UCSF graduate, the pharmacy care needs of the deaf and hard-of-hearing community are now coming through loud and clear.

• February 25, 2002

Pharmacy Dean to Receive National Award in Excellence

Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, dean of the UCSF School of Pharmacy, will be honored by the American Pharmaceutical Association next month.

• February 1, 2002

Nurturing Relationships Between Research and Clinical Practice

As plans for the Mission Bay campus take shape, so too do the plans for what to do with laboratory space that will become available at Parnassus.

• January 15, 2002

UCSF studies infants with fevers and risks for urinary tract infections

• Research
• January 15, 2002

Some ethnic differences in lung cancer rates linked to nicotine metabolism

• January 14, 2002

Astrophysicist to present 8th annual Maurice Galante lecture at UCSF

• January 11, 2002

New CA booster seat law in effect: UCSF researchers emphasize the importance of proper instalation

• Patient Care
• January 11, 2002

UCSF Blood Donor Center needs donors

• January 8, 2002

KS-associated herpes virus epidemic in SF gay men predates HIV epidemic, UCSF study finds