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Archive: The Basics of Post-Sandy Asbestos Exposure
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Archive: Amputee Athletes Maximize Their Physical Potential at UCSF
<p>More than 60 amputee athletes recently participated in the first civilian training program of its kind designed to assist amputees in maximizing their physical potential through a broad range of resources offered by the UCSF Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.</p>
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Archive: FDA Probes Whether Deaths Linked to Energy Shots
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Archive: Biotech Startup uBiome: Crowdsourcing the Human Microbiome
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Archive: 'Worm Therapy' Might Help Ease Colitis, Monkey Study Shows
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Archive: Mosaic Project: Connecting the UCSF Community Through Art
<p>More than 60 volunteers turned out on a recent weekend to break up, lay down, and glue over 7,200 pieces of tile, mirrors, glass gems, and other materials to create an inspiring mosaic art piece at the pool area at UCSF's Parnassus campus.</p>
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Archive: How a Robot Will Steal Your Job
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Archive: 5-hour Energy Drinks May Be Linked to Health Risks, Death
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Archive: UCSF Leaders Call for Global Access to Vaccines, Mental Health Care
<p>Access to vaccines is a basic human right, said UCSF leader Jaime Sepulveda at TEDxSF: 7 Billion Well, an event sponsored by TEDx San Francisco with support from UCSF Global Health Sciences (GHS).</p>
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Archive: Abortion Providers are Motivated by Conscience, Too
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Archive: International Scholars Make Intellectual, Cultural Impact at UCSF
<p>Providing a collaborative and inviting environment for international scholars has been a priority for UCSF, which in 2010 had more international students and postdocs than any other U.S. health sciences university with a total of 1,267.</p>
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Archive: PBDEs Linked to Delays in Development
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Archive: Longtime UCSF Chief Counsel Marcia Canning to Retire Next June
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Archive: Combination Therapy Useful Against Acne
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Archive: Lung Cancer Odds Better with Gene Test
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Archive: Abortion Poverty Study Finds Link Between Lack Of Access And Income
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Archive: Green Pioneer William McDonough
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Archive: Web Can Help Track Flu Outbreaks
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Archive: Personalized Medicine From Genomics and Bioinformatics Highlighted at UCSF Genetics Symposium
<p>Personalized medicine advances arising from genetic discoveries were the primary focus of wide-ranging presentations at the <a href="http://humgen.medschool.ucsf.edu/">UCSF Institute for Human Genetics</a> 2012 Symposium on Nov. 5.</p>
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Archive: UCSF Helps Amputee Veterans Regain Strength
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Archive: Doctors Trying to Fix Damaged Nerves
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Archive: HealthWatch: Are You Running Toward Injury?
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Archive: Mission Bay Garage's Architectural Edge
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Archive: What Happens to Women Denied Abortions? This Is the First Scientific Study to Find Out.
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Archive: U.K. Resistant Germ Outbreak Halted With Gene Sequencer
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Archive: Genital Injuries: Painful Yet Mostly Preventable
A comprehensive survey of genital injuries over the last decade involving mishaps with consumer products — like overzealous zipping — that brought adults to U.S. emergency rooms reveals that such accidents are common and may be preventable, according to doctors at UCSF.
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Archive: UCSF Lab Tracks Viral Outbreaks Around the World
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Archive: Genital Injuries Common But Preventable, Researchers Say
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Archive: The joy of giving: Kidney Donor Jeff Smith Says He Would It All Over Again