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How California Went from a Coronavirus Success Story to a Worrying New Hot Spot
International AIDS Conference Returns to SF, Overshadowed by a New Pandemic
How Fauci, 5 Other Health Specialists Deal With COVID-19 Risks in Their Everyday Lives
How a Bilingual Media Program Taught a Chinese Community About COVID-19
How to Go Out and Not Spread Coronavirus This Summer
The Latest
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Michael V. Drake, UCSF Alum and Former Faculty Member, Named Next UC President
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UCSF Selects Architects for New Parnassus Heights Hospital
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To Let Neurons Talk, Immune Cells Clear Paths Through Brain’s ‘Scaffolding’
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How San Francisco’s AIDS Epidemic Response Prepared the City for COVID-19
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles? An Infectious Disease Expert Rates Travel Safety During Coronavirus
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‘Scientifically Fearless’ Cancer Researcher Zena Werb Dies at 75
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AIDS 2020: UCSF Experts to Speak, Present at International Conference
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Physical Activity Dropped Worldwide During COVID-19, Raising Concerns for Health
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UCSF Health Remembers Bertram Lubin, Former President of Children’s Hospital Oakland
Videos
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2020 UCSF Medalist: John A. Watson, PhD
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2020 UCSF Medalist: Afaf I. Meleis, PhD, DrPS, FAAN
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2020 UCSF Medalist: Freeman A. Hrabowski, III, MA, PhD
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2020 UCSF Medals - Roundtable Discussion
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How risky is travel in the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Can a pill provide the same cognitive benefits as exercise?
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Coronavirus forces cells to produce tentacle-like structures that infect neighboring cells
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Congratulations to the UCSF Class of 2020
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What's it like to graduate during a pandemic?
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Sheltering in Place is Nothing New for This Family
On Twitter
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Eric Topol
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About 1/3 of young, ages 18-25, are vulnerable to severe #COVID19. Smoking is a key factor @JAdolesHealth https://t.co/8Byvo0AeQi @UCSFChildrens @UCSFMedicine @cbrindis @CharlesIrwin45 and colleagues https://t.co/TmFCvtzKYO
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UC San Francisco
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How does #COVID19 spread so effectively? New UCSF research shows how the virus hijacks an infected cell and forces it to grow tentacles that may be used to spread the virus to other cells. Devious? Indeed. But it's also a weakness. https://t.co/8wC85cPgR9
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UC San Francisco
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A #COVID19 program created for Chinese speakers is filling an education gap for one of #SanFrancisco's most impacted communities. Town halls launched by UCSF's Diana Lau, in partnership w @HKUniversity, report more than 100,000 tuning in nightly. https://t.co/RMLVaz3jEg