Elizabeth Fernandez
Senior Public Information Representative
Elizabeth Fernandez, senior public information representative at UCSF, covers the clinical cancer program, women’s health, tobacco, emergency medicine, radiology, urology, and dermatology. Previously, she was a journalist for more than two decades, covering investigative stories, health, social justice, law enforcement and education at newspapers around California. Elizabeth holds degrees from Santa Clara University (BA, English) and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism (MS, Science).
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Archive: Better Survival for Colon Cancer Patients with Left-Sided Tumors
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Archive: Many Consumer Telemedicine Sites Put Skin Disease Patients at Risk, Says UCSF Dermatologist
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Archive: Health Care Costs Drop Quickly After Smokers Quit
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Archive: Black Patients More Likely to Suffer With ER Ambulance Diversion
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Archive: 'Hey Siri, I’m Depressed': Can Smartphones Answer the Call for Help?
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Archive: Legalized Marijuana In California Could Hurt Public Health, Analysis Says
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Archive: For Breast Cancer Patients, Never Too Late To Quit Smoking
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Archive: E-Cigarettes, As Used, Aren’t Helping Smokers Quit, Study Shows