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The Latest News
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Oakland Initiative Expands Mental Health Care to California Youth
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Doctors Test Chest Pain Medication to Treat Hot Flashes
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Makers of PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ Covered up the Dangers
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2023 Founders Day Awards
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COVID-19 Masks: Expert Tips for What You Should (and Shouldn’t) Do
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Beating Seizures by Jamming the Cellular Circuitry
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Why This Childhood Sleep Problem Could Lead to More Than Missed ZZZs
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How Citywide’s ‘Magic’ Supports Clients with Serious Mental Illness
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2023 UCSF Alumni Awards Honor Innovators and Care Providers
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UCSF Launches Disability Awareness Campaign
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Phuoc Le and Sriram Shamasunder | Edison T. Uno Award for Public Service
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Shauna Strong | Chancellor Award for Exceptional University Service
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Rick Larsen | Chancellor Award for Exceptional University Management
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Paula Fleisher | Chancellor Award for Exceptional University Service
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Nicole Takesono Flowers | Chancellor Award for Exceptional University Service
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Mary Beth Blasnek | Chancellor Award for Exceptional University Management
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Margaret Damiano | Chancellor Award for Exceptional University Management
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Malcolm John | Chancellor Award for Public Service
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John Sedgwick | Distinguished Nurse Award
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Wildfire smoke and COVID-19 could make a dangerous duo. Research suggests that air pollution can worsen COVID-19 severity. Microscopic particles in smoke harm the lungs, especially those with respiratory conditions. https://t.co/dNPQ93fidy