Archive: UC Suspends Use of New Monogram
<p>Daniel M. Dooley, senior vice president for external relations at the University of California Office of the President, said today the University would stop using the new UC monogram.</p>
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Archive: UCSF Child-Trauma Expert Offers Advice on How to Talk to Kids
Following the tragic shooting at an elementary school in Connecticut, UCSF child-trauma expert Patricia Van Horn, JD, PhD, says parents should be honest with their children about what happened.
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Archive: UCSF, Dignity Move Forward on Partnership Talks
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Archive: Commercial Space Travel Carries Implications for Health
Just a half-century after the first human ventured into space, commercial space travel — or “space tourism” — is quickly becoming a reality. A new UCSF study looks at the health implications of flying into outer space and suggests establishing health screening standards for private citizens who want to blast off.
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Archive: Obama Nominates Two California Doctors to Cancer Advisory Board
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Archive: Abortion Deaths Wildly Underestimated
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Archive: How to Decide If Space Tourists Are Fit to Fly
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Putting Patients First
Award-winning scientists, university chancellors, presidents of health care organizations, chief executive officers, deans of colleges, commanding generals: UCSF has a history of producing alumni who become leaders in the health sciences.
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Archive: UCSF and St. Joseph's Collaborate to Advance Cancer Care in San Joaquin County
St. Joseph’s Medical Center is bringing advanced cancer care to San Joaquin County with a new collaboration between St. Joseph’s Regional Cancer Center and the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center that will enhance patient care and access to clinical trials.
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Archive: Space Tourism Poses Challenges on Health
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Archive: Jim Arkfield: Dentists Smile on Los Banos
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Archive: New Food Studies Make Pregnancy Even More Complicated
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Archive: Palliative Care Movement Reaches Significant Milestone in U.S.
<p>That growth of palliative care services in the U.S. highlights concepts that many experts believe are at the heart of effective health care delivery: patient-centered and team-based.</p>
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Archive: California's Brown Has Prostate Cancer, Doctor Says
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Archive: Gov. Brown Undergoing Treatment for Prostate Cancer at UCSF
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Archive: California Gov. Jerry Brown Faces Prostate Cancer
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Archive: Experts Give Advice on Kids and Santa
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Archive: A Small Breakthrough in the Mystery of Touch
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Archive: S.F. Lowest Mastectomy Rate for Over-65s
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Archive: Breast Cancer Treatment Linked to Osteoporosis
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Archive: Biologists Tickle Fruit Flies with Eyelashes to Study Gentle Touch
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Archive: Skyfall Is The Worst Movie for Smoking in 2012, Smoke Free Movies Finds
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Archive: President Obama Nominates Mack Roach to National Cancer Advisory Board
<p>President Barack Obama announced his intent to nominate UCSF's Mack Roach, who is recognized as a major authority on the treatment of prostate cancer, to the National Cancer Advisory Board.</p>
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Archive: Fertility Drop-off Surprises Women Over 40
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Archive: Scientists Decode Secret of Gentle Touch
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Archive: Secrets of Gentle Touch Revealed
UCSF scientists have uncovered the molecular basis of gentle touch, one of the most fundamental but least well understood of our senses.
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Identity Theft: The Destructive Course of Behavioral Variant Frontotemporal Dementia
William Seeley maps the path of frontotemporal dementia through the brain, correlating specific damage with behavioral change. By studying the disease from self to circuits to cells, this visionary neurologist searches for inroads to treatment.
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Archive: New Research On Making The Most Of Mentoring Relationships
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Archive: Young Liver Recipient Honors His Donor
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Archive: Kickstart Helps Paralysis Patients Move On Their Own