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Archive: UCSF Nobel laureate Mike Bishop discusses Discovery, Mutations, and Cancer.
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Archive: Tumours Ramp Up Recycling Efforts
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Archive: Defeating Tamoxifen Resistance Fights Breast Cancer
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Archive: Scientists Discover Mechanism for Tamoxifen Resistance and How to Defeat It
UCSF oncologist Pamela Munster, MD, and her colleagues have discovered the molecular basis for tamoxifen resistance in women with breast cancer and found a potential way to defeat it by administering a second class of drugs.
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Archive: Media Advisory: UCSF Gathering on Food, Science and Breast Health
UCSF’s Carol Franc Buck Breast Care Center is holding “Taste for the Cure: A Taste of Science,’’ a day for exploring the impact that food and science have on breast health.
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Archive: Tamoxifen Resistance in Breast Cancer Can be Defeated: Study
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Archive: Deadly Skin Cancer Genes Identified
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Archive: Particle Physicists Learn Cancer-Fighting Tricks
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Archive: Health: Marijuana Goes Mainstream
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Archive: 'Startling' Study Could Change How Doctors Treat Prostate Cancer
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Archive: Cancer Rate Doubled for Transplant Patients
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Archive: U.S. Glossed Over Cancer Concerns Associated with Airport X-Ray Scanners
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Archive: New Findings Ease Your Breast Cancer Concerns By Approximately 1%
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Archive: Reassuring Study on Breast Cancer Genetic Mutation
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Archive: Community Rallies Around South Tahoe Soccer Coach and Player Diagnosed with Rare Cancer
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Archive: UCSF Trial Offers New Hope for Melanoma Patients
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Archive: How to Personalize Your Mammogram
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Archive: Clinical Trial Shows First Evidence That Anal Cancer is Preventable
A large, international clinical trial led by doctors at UCSF indicates that a vaccine to prevent anal cancer is safe and effective, according to a study reported in the October 27, 2011 issue of New England Journal of Medicine.
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Archive: Three Women Lead UCSF's $25 Million Fundraising Initiative to Fight Brain Cancer
<p>Three UCSF volunteers are leading a $25-million fundraising campaign to raise funds for brain cancer treatment and research.</p>
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Archive: Panel Says Boys Should Get HPV Vaccine, Too
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Archive: Do Boys Really Need the HPV Vaccine?
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Archive: Former Wall Street Banker and UCSF Patient Authors Book for Investors
<p>Former Wall Street executive Gordon Murray, a former patient UCSF, wrote a book after battling brain cancer for more than a year, knowing that he had only a few months to live when he started it.</p>
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Archive: Routine HPV Vaccine Recommended for Boys
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Archive: Mammogram's Role as Savior Is Tested
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Archive: Jobs's Rare Disease Ran Predictable Course
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Archive: Making Progress in the Battle Against Breast Cancer
Breast cancer, a woman’s most feared disease, is the second most frequently treated cancer at UCSF. October -- breast cancer awareness month – is an opportune time to take stock of recent progress at UCSF, home to one of the nation’s preeminent cancer centers.
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Archive: The Battle Against Breast Cancer
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an opportune time to take stock of some of the recent progress being made at UCSF, home to one of the preeminent cancer centers in the nation.
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Archive: Porsche Race Car Classic
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Archive: The War on Cancer Continues