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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- Oct. 27, 2011
Archive: Media Advisory: UCSF Offers Free Medical Screenings and Seminar on Clinical Research
- Oct. 19, 2011
Archive: Computer Games Help People with Parkinson's Disease
- Oct. 17, 2011
Archive: Five UCSF Scientists Named to Institute of Medicine
- Research
- Oct. 17, 2011
Archive: High Rate of False-Positives with Annual Mammogram
- Oct. 10, 2011
Archive: 40 Million TB Deaths Due to Smoking Over Next 40 years
- Oct. 5, 2011
Archive: Longer Trips to the ER, Especially for Minorities and Poor
- Sep. 30, 2011
Archive: Making Progress in the Battle Against Breast Cancer
- Sep. 29, 2011
Archive: Analysis Finds One-Dose Radiation Effective in Treatment of Breast Cancer
- Sep. 29, 2011
Archive: Researcher Calls for Mammograms to be Tailored to Patient

Elizabeth Fernandez

Archive: Media Advisory: UCSF Offers Free Medical Screenings and Seminar on Clinical Research

Archive: Computer Games Help People with Parkinson's Disease

Archive: Five UCSF Scientists Named to Institute of Medicine

Archive: High Rate of False-Positives with Annual Mammogram

Archive: 40 Million TB Deaths Due to Smoking Over Next 40 years

Archive: Longer Trips to the ER, Especially for Minorities and Poor

Archive: Making Progress in the Battle Against Breast Cancer

Archive: Analysis Finds One-Dose Radiation Effective in Treatment of Breast Cancer

Archive: Researcher Calls for Mammograms to be Tailored to Patient

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