• January 27, 2000

Providing potent HIV therapies will limit infections and AIDS deaths under most likely scenarios, ne

• January 24, 2000

UCSF study finds many areas in California have a dentist shortage

• January 21, 2000

UCSF researchers to participate in World Cancer Summit in Paris

• January 20, 2000

Deadly to cattle and humans, prions may help other organisms survive, researchers find

• January 19, 2000

Infection rate from surgery cut in half if more oxygen given during anestheisa

• January 18, 2000

Updated treatment guidelines for HIV infection announced by international panel of AIDS experts

• January 12, 2000

UCSF opens Lesbian Health Research Center

• January 10, 2000

Declining medi-cal enrollments are hitting state's safety-net clinics harder than managed care

• January 10, 2000

Managed care plans not always better for preventive medicine, says UCSF study

• January 5, 2000

New UCSF School of Nursing Dean appointed

• January 3, 2000

Immediate health care savings if pregnant women quit smoking, says UCSF study

• January 1, 2000

States should take advantage of opportunity to expand health coverage for adolescents, according to

• December 28, 1999

RENO DENTIST DONATES PROCEEDS TO UC SAN FRANCISCO

Reno dentist J.S. McElhinney, III, DDS, graduate of the University of California, San Francisco School of Dentistry, will donate a day's dental practice proceeds to help support UCSF School of Dentistry educational programs.

• December 28, 1999

SAN JOSE DENTIST DONATES PROCEEDS TO UC SAN FRANCISCO

San Jose dentist Eugene Sakai, DDS, graduate of the University of California, San Francisco School of Dentistry, will donate a day's proceeds from his dental practice to help support UCSF School of Dentistry educational programs.

• December 28, 1999

SAN FRANCISCO DENTIST DONATES EARNINGS TO UC SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco dentist Charles Bertolami, DDS, dean of the University of California, San Francisco School of Dentistry, will donate a day's earnings to help support UCSF School of Dentistry educational programs.