inSites: What's on the Web? UCSF.edu Index for September 2007

Each weekday Public Affairs publishes online the news from and about UCSF - from the latest research in basic and clinical science to weekly Science Café conversations and podcasts, from stories that embody the UCSF tagline, advancing health worldwide™, to daily campus news and calendar events. Here's a handy index of the content we brought you in September on the UCSF.edu website, in case you missed something the first time around. Feature Stories - The Big Picture on the UCSF.edu Homepage
Simple Tool for Improving Doctor-Patient Communication Yields Significant Health Benefits A simple new communications tool developed by a UCSF research team improves the effectiveness of communication between doctors and patients, resulting in dramatic improvements in health and safety...
UCSF Researcher's Drug Strategy for Huntington's Disease Marc Diamond, a UCSF neurologist and scientist, has developed a new technique to track aggregations of proteins suspected of causing Huntington's disease, and used it to identify molecules that may serve as the basis for new drug development...
UCSF School of Medicine Names King as Chair of the Department of Medicine Talmadge E. King, Jr., MD, an internationally respected expert in lung disorders, has been named chair of the UCSF School of Medicine's Department of Medicine, effective September 19...
Circling In on Alzheimer's and Obesity As America struggles under the growing weight of Alzheimer's and obesity, two UCSF scientists at the affiliated Gladstone Institutes demonstrate why basic science might be our best hope...
Crowning Glory: A Conversation with Dental Sciences Researcher Stefan Habelitz Tooth enamel is the result of millions of years of evolution. Understanding all the details about how it forms could point the way to a new class of biomaterials, not to mention a future where "false teeth" are "real teeth"...
New Breeds of Mice Shed Light on Human Cancers and Treatments Scientists aren't in the business of making better mousetraps, but they're serious about making better mice to understand cancer biology and shed light on human cancers and treatments... News Center - News and Research for the Global UCSF Community UCSF Today - Campus News and Events Science Café - Weekly Conversations About the Culture, Conduct and Community of Science
  • September 28: Old Space: Protecting Young Bones from Weightlessness: A Conversation with Thomas Lang, Professor of Radiology at UCSF's Center for Molecular and Functional Imaging (Read it | Hear it )

  • September 21: Working Small, Thinking Big: A Conversation with Bioengineer Tejal Desai (Read it | Hear it )

  • September 13: Circling In on Alzheimer's and Obesity (Read it | Hear it )

  • September 7: Crowning Glory: A Conversation with Dental Sciences Researcher Stefan Habelitz (Read it | Hear it )
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