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Archive: Traumatic Brain Injury Doubles Risk of Later Dementia
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Archive: Samuel Barondes Book on Assessing Personalities
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Archive: Brain Research at UCSF Aims to Help Distracted Remember
<p>UCSF cognitive neuroscientist Adam Gazzaley has used functional brain imaging and EEG studies to discover that older adults fare worse than younger adults at remembering following distractions. He hopes to improve their performance with cognitive training, using a newly developed video game.</p>
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Archive: Hormone Therapy Extends Life of Some Prostate Cancer Patients
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Archive: Why the Breast Pump May Not Be Your Friend
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Archive: Rethinking Tinnitus: When The Ringing Won't Stop, Clear Your Mind
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Archive: Injuries of Veterans, Football Players Are Linked to Dementia Later in Life
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Archive: Study: Doctors Falling Short on Screenings for Overweight Teens
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Archive: Brain Injury Raises Dementia Risk, Study Finds
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Archive: Clinical and Translational Science Institute
<p>With renewed funding by the National Institutes of Health, the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at UCSF is poised to further accelerate the translation into clinical therapies, export its successes to other institutions and create initiatives to bring better health to more people more quickly. Explore this web package.</p>
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Archive: Overweight Teens Less Likely to Get Doctor Weight Talk
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Archive: UCSF Nabs $112M from NIH for Translational Research
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Archive: UCSF Receives $112 Million to Help Translate Science into Cures
A UCSF institute aimed at accelerating the pace of translating science into real-life solutions for patients has received $112 million from the National Institutes of Health to expand its work over the next five years.
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Archive: Best Hospitals 2011-12: the Honor Roll
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Archive: Funeral this Week for Doctor Killed in UCSF Bus Crash
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Archive: NIH Director Says Timing Right to Reengineer Translational Science
<p>Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), describes the scientific goals and functions of the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), a proposed new entity of the NIH that will strive to reengineer the process of developing drugs, diagnostics, and devices. </p>
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Archive: Common Infection Increases Risk of Transmitting HIV
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Archive: Heavy Teens Need More Health Talks: Study
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Archive: Translational Research Begins to Explain Chronic Health Problems Associated with Intimate Partner Violence
<p>Janice Humphreys, a associate professor of Family Health Care Nursing, is working with an interdisciplinary group of UCSF colleagues to study the long-term health and aging effects of intimate partner violence with funding made possible by UCSF’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute.</p>
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Archive: oseph Hittelman Dies at 100; Physician Persecuted in McCarthy Era
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Archive: UCSF Slashes Heart Failure Readmits
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Archive: Veterans' Dementia Risk Linked to Combat Head Injury, Study Says
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Archive: Studies in Older Veterans, Football Players Tie Head Injuries to Risk of Alzheimer's, Dementia
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Archive: UCSF Researchers to Nab Nearly $2M in Additional Bill & Melinda Gates 'Grand Challenge' Grants
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Archive: NIH Director Tours QB3 at Mission Bay to View Translational Science in Action
<p>As part of his push for the National Institutes of Health to focus more on translational medicine, Director Francis Collins recently toured one of UCSF’s world-class centers of innovation, the California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences (QB3) at Mission Bay.</p>
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Archive: Health Insurance: Getting What You Pay For
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Archive: Movies Companies Snuff On-Screen Smoking
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Archive: When Hospital Overcrowding Becomes Personal
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Archive: Respiratory Virus Jumps from Monkeys to Humans