Archive: UCSF Gains Positive Presence on YouTube, Social Networking Sites
In recent years, the UCSF community has put their faces forward to the world in various types of videos on YouTube.
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Archive: Turning the Tide of Liver Cancer Among Asians
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Archive: Education Seminars, When Delivered the Right Way, Improve the Community's Understanding of Health In
Asian Heart and Vascular Center presents: Women, Heart Disease, and the Importance of Receiving Standard Health Screenings, on Thursday
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Archive: Campus Issues First Progress Report on Implementing Strategic Plan
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Archive: UCSF Volunteers Help Build Playground in One Day
Volunteers from Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine at UCSF Medical Center helped assemble the playground at Balboa Park in one day.
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Archive: Pharmacy Dean, Faculty and Students Receive National Honors
The UCSF School of Pharmacy was well recognized at the annual meeting of the American Pharmacists Association recently.
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Archive: Three to Receive Chancellor's Award for Advancement of Women
The campus community is invited to recognize three women who will be awarded the Chancellor’s Award for the Advancement of Women on Monday.
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Archive: Brain Man: A Conversation with Cognitive Neuroscientist Adam Gazzaley
Rejuvenating the aging brain might be closer than we think...
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Archive: Horton Wins 2008 Bressler Prize in Vision Science
Jonathan Horton, a respected clinical neuro-ophthalmologist and a leading neuroscientist has won the 2008 Alfred W. Bressler Prize in Vision Science, awarded by the Jewish Guild for the Blind.
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Archive: UCSF Among 11 Hospitals Assessed Administrative Penalties
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Archive: UCSF Medical Center CEO Updates Regents on Mission Bay Hospital Project
CEO Mark Laret presented to the UC Regents an update on the new medical center at Mission Bay on Tuesday.
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Archive: UCSF Collaborative Resource Allocation Program Offers Second Round of Grants
The Resource Allocation Program is accepting applications for grants to finance novel basic and clinical research projects.
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Archive: What gets a female's attention -- at least a songbird's
Male songbirds produce a subtly different tune when they are courting a female than when they are singing on their own. Now, new research offers a window into the effect this has on females, showing they have an ear for detail.
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Archive: Changing the Face of Medical Education
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Archive: UC Reaches Agreement with CNA on Three-Year Contract for University Nurses
UC reached a tentative agreement with the California Nurses Association regarding a labor contract, according to UC officials.
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Archive: Serving Our Local, Regional and Global Communities and Eliminating Health Disparities
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Archive: UCSF Launches New Strategic Plan Website
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Archive: UCSF Leaders Approve Initiatives to Improve Staff Diversity, Work Climate, Professional Development
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Archive: Unifying Campuswide IT: UCSF Forms OAAIS
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Archive: Developing Leaders in Adolescent Health
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Archive: Changing the Face of Nursing
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Archive: UCSF Improves Classrooms to Enhance Learning Experiences
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Archive: UCSF to Share Progress Made in Implementing Strategic Plan at Upcoming Town Hall Meetings
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Archive: Tinkering with Cellular Circuits Sparks Synthetic Biology at UCSF
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Archive: UCSF Children's Hospital, de Young Museum Partner to Provide Teens Platform for Artistic Expression
The public is invited to a premiere performance based on teens' experiences with chronic illness and hospitalization at the de Young Museum on March 19.
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Archive: Give Me Some Space: A Conversation with Space Psychiatrist Nick Kanas
Astronauts need their space, and so do we...
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Archive: UC Regents to Discuss Student Mental Health and Campus Security at Upcoming Meeting
A UC task force appointed to study campus security and student mental heath issues recently released its report on improving mental health services and campus security.
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Archive: Motherhood and Memory Lapse
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Archive: Mount Zion Invites Community to Health Fair on March 13
The campus community is invited to hear about cancer support services, heart health and integrative medicine at a health fair at Mount Zion tomorrow.
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Archive: Wealthier women get more breast cancer screenings, regardless of benefit
Among women 65 and older, wealthy women in poor health are more likely to receive screening mammography for breast cancer even when they are unlikely to benefit from the test, while poor women in good health are less likely to receive screening mammography even when they are likely to benefit.