• May 4, 2000

UCSF Study Reveals Mechanism of Telomerase Enzyme That Could Lead to Target for Cancer Therapy, Cell Regeneration

UC San Francisco researchers have discovered a region in the telomerase enzyme that they say could prove to be a target for killing cancer cells and regenerating damaged cells, and could also lead to a possible target for attacking HIV.

• March 16, 2000

Mysteries of touch, wise use of alternative therapies, are among the topics for UCSF's second Mini M

• March 14, 2000

Pain drug reveals what most already know - men's and women's brains are simply different

• March 14, 2000

Common pathway found in early stages of addiciton to alcohol and many drugs

• March 13, 2000

Protein that stimulates blood vessel growth also helps repair broken bones

• March 13, 2000

UC San Francisco among leaders in NIH grants for Biomedical Research

• March 13, 2000

New UCSF program promotes community hiring at all major campus construction projects

• March 9, 2000

Genetic test for melanoma developed at UCSF

• March 8, 2000

Elizabeth Glaser Foundation to link UCSF and four other medical centers in a new Pediatric Research

• March 7, 2000

Bone density test results during osteoporosis treatment can be misleading, a UCSF study has found

• March 7, 2000

Health of elderly patients in nursing homes at risk due to understaffing, according to expert panel

• March 7, 2000

Methadone maintenance found to be more effective in treating heroin addiction than 180 day detoxific

• March 2, 2000

Many HIV+ urban indigents adhere well to strict anti-AIDS drug therapies; little drug resistance fou

• February 29, 2000

High volume hospitals have lower death rates for many surgeries and HIV/AIDS, says UCSF study

• February 28, 2000

Human rights violations documented in mexican psychiatric hospitals

• February 24, 2000

Facing challenges and taking control: popular UCSF Women's Health Conference covers more than just m

• February 23, 2000

New incentives are needed to spur research and delivery of vaccines and drugs to poor nations, say w

• February 18, 2000

UCSF researcher reports on protein therapy to reverse facial birth defects

• February 17, 2000

Scientists develop transgenic mouse that models parkinson's related disorders

• February 15, 2000

UCSF study finds genetic link between initial early stage breast cancer cells and disease recurrence

• February 15, 2000

UCSF research team recruiting HIV-positive men for new study on sexual health and HIV prevention

• February 10, 2000

UCSF heart transplant reunion coincides with National Heart Failure Awareness Week

• February 7, 2000

UCSF Seminar on Socioeconomic Delivering the fruits of biotechnology to the developing world: Insti

• February 1, 2000

UC makes $1 million dollar award for first study of kidney and liver transplants in HIV patients

• January 29, 2000

Perceptions of prejudice may hamper breast cancer detection

• January 29, 2000

Responding to carpal tunnel syndrome: the role of the work environment

• January 28, 2000

Religion and culture influence muslim women's reluctance to seek help from domestic abuse

• January 28, 2000

Comparison of anger expression in men and women reveals surprising differences

• January 28, 2000

Women experience similar levels of chronic pain as men, say UCSF researchers

• January 27, 2000

Providing potent HIV therapies will limit infections and AIDS deaths under most likely scenarios, ne