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Archive: All UC Campuses to Become Smoke Free
<p>UC President Mark Yudof has requested that chancellors at all 10 campuses form committees to implement a smoke-free policy that also bans the use, sale and promotion of tobacco products on University property.</p>
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Archive: Pregnancy A Baby Is Born on Train to NYC: Why Labor Is So Unpredictable
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Archive: Osteoporosis Is So Slow, Bone Density Tests Can Wait, Study Says
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Archive: UCSF Tops Public Institutions in NIH Biomedical Research Funds
The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) received more research funds from the National Institutes of Health than any other public institution in 2011 and ranked second among all institutions nationwide, according to new figures released by the NIH. The funding helps UCSF continue to perform world-renowned health sciences research amid state budget cutbacks.
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Archive: Patients With Normal Bone Density Can Delay Retests, Study Suggests
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Archive: For Parents, 'The Talk' May Need a Reboot
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Archive: Science's "Most Beautiful Theories"
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Archive: Sanofi CEO Viehbacher on Stirring Innovation in the Era of R&D Cutbacks
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Archive: Thinking Makes It Go
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Archive: Some Breast Cancer Spread May Be Triggered By Targetable Protein, Study Shows
Scientists from the University of Helsinki, Finland, and UCSF have identified a cleaver-wielding protein that frees some tumor cells, allowing them to further misbehave. The discovery points to a new target for therapy.
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Archive: Giffords May Get Better Brain-Injury Care than Most of Her Constituents
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Archive: What if the Doctor Is Wrong?
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Archive: UC System Banning Smoking from All Campuses
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Archive: Steal These Strategies!
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Archive: Save Lives, Tax Soda
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Archive: Women Veterans Suffer from PTSD at Same Rate as Men
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Archive: UCSF Worm Research Challenges Thinking on Cells
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Archive: Deep Thinkers List Science's 'Most Beautiful Theories'
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Archive: Is Pot Good for Lungs? New Marijuana Study Adds to Health-Effects Debate
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Archive: Alcohol Releases Feel-Good Endorphins, Study Reveals
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Archive: Women Soldiers See More Combat Than In Prior Eras, Have Same PTSD Rate as Men, Study Says
Women who served in the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan were involved in combat at significantly higher rates than in previous conflicts, and screened positive for post-traumatic stress disorder at the same rate as men, according to a study led by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center and the University of California, San Francisco.
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Archive: Endorphin Study May Help Refine Alcohol Treatment
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Archive: Scientists Prove Why Booze Is Fun
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Archive: Walgreens Spat Sends Millions to New Pharmacies
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Archive: Shine a Light: The Suitcase That's Saving Women's Lives
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Archive: Patterns: Study Finds Problem Drinkers Get Bigger Endorphin Kick
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Archive: College Athlete with Prosthetic Leg Pursues Paralympics
<p>A Bay Area athlete is chasing his dreams of competing in the 2012 Paralympics with the help of experts at UCSF. And while he has yet to qualify for the global competition, he’s already beating his disability.</p>
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Archive: New Website Predicts Likelihood of Death
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Archive: Why Is Alcohol Addictive? Study Offers Clues