The campus community is invited to a lunchtime discussion with Dadi Janki, a revered spiritual leader and advocate for world peace, on June 29.

More than 700 people gathered at the St. Francis Hotel on June 9 to commemorate a century of nursing excellence at UCSF.

While millions of elderly Americans are skipping medications because they can't afford them, a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association offers a solution: Tell doctors upfront which drugs are most widely covered by Medicare so that patients can get their medications faster and more cheaply.

Genetic robots require a program and an agenda. Synthetic biologist Christopher Voigt supplies both...

The average American spends a total of about 30 minutes a year with a primary care physician in a system that is less comprehensive than that of Australia or New Zealand, according to a new study comparing primary care practice in the three countries.

Thanks in part to the tremendous support from the campus community, UCSF's own Stuart Gaffney and his partner, John Lewis, will be the Community Grand Marshals in the 37th Annual San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade.

The treatment of cartilage injuries is one of the most difficult challenges facing orthopaedic surgeons. Clinicians and researchers at UCSF are combining forces to establish a multidisciplinary center to meet this challenge. "The UCSF Cartilage Repair and Regeneration Center is unlike any other in the region," says UCSF orthopaedic surgeon Hubert Kim, MD, PhD.