UCSF Founder’s Descendants Visit Campus for the First Time
Suzanne Carlisle Vick wanted to get a better sense of her family history. That’s why she made the 2,800-mile journey from South Carolina to California, to learn about Hugh Toland and UCSF.
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Increasing Awareness about Sexual Violence and Sexual Assault Resources
UC San Francisco held several events at its Parnassus and Mission Bay campuses as part of the University of California-wide “Sexual Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness Month” in April.
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Op-Ed: How to Rein In Out-of-Control Healthcare Costs
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Riding Cancer’s Emotional Rollercoaster
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Apple Has Plans for Your DNA
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Transplant Genomics Inc. Supports First ASTS Faculty Research Grant for Biomarker Discovery and Functional Genomics
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Exclusive: Joel Criste named to head new UCSF-John Muir network
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Cannabis-Based Drug Helps Kids with Severe Seizures
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Scientists identify tissue-degrading enzyme in white-nose syndrome
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Rowitch, Ullian Receive $1 Million for Neuroscience Research
Two UCSF scientists -- Erik Ullian, PhD, and David Rowitch, MD, PhD -- are among six groups of researchers from leading academic institutions who have been awarded funding from the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation in the field of neuroscience.
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Scientists Identify Tissue-Degrading Enzyme in Bat-Killing Fungus
Scientists at UCSF and Brown University have figured out the likely way that white-nose syndrome breaks down tissue in bats, opening the door to potential treatments for a disease that poses a threat to the agricultural industry.
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UCSF, Hospice By The Bay Collaborating To Enhance End-of-Life Care in the Bay Area
UC San Francisco and Hospice by the Bay have formed an alliance to expand quality patient care for seriously and terminally ill patients in the Bay Area.
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Marin hospice nonprofit signs affiliation deal with UCSF
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Bay Area medical groups gear up to send aid to Nepal
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Healing the body and the mind of victims
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Study provides comprehensive look at brain cancer treatments
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UCSF Employee Awaits Word on Status of Nepal Schools He Helped Build
In the aftermath of the devastating 7.8 earthquake that devastated Nepal and its surrounding areas, UCSF business analyst Wayne Cheung is anxiously awaiting word from his contacts in Nepal regarding the status of one of two schools he helped build.
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Two Medical Students Named HHMI Fellows
Two UCSF medical students have been awarded fellowships from the 2015 HHMI (Howard Hughes Medical Institute) Medical Research Fellows Program.
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French Among Bay Area’s ‘Most Influential Women in Business’
Her leadership qualities helped Vice Chancellor Barbara French advance in her career, and also caught the attention of the San Francisco Business Times, which named her to its list of “Most Influential Women in Bay Area Business” on May 1.
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Dr. Phil's App Lets You Visit Your Doctor Virtually
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How to make your practice transgender-friendly
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Paul G. Allen Family Foundation awards $7.5 million to study brain cell growth and development
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Warriors Secret Weapon? Team Gets Sleep Advice From UCSF Researcher
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Science Explains Why Tattoos And Dark Skin May Foil Apple Watch
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Crazy good: How mental illnesses help entrepreneurs thrive
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Discovery Fellows Program Nears 1,000-Donor Goal
Five Discovery Fellows presented their research during the first Discovery Fellows Symposium earlier this month, as UCSF neared the fundraising goal set for the program by benefactors Sir Michael Moritz and Harriet Heyman.
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Biking Across California to Fight HIV/AIDS
A team of UCSF cyclists will join thousands of others this June to participate and raise money for AIDS/LifeCycle—a seven-day, 545-mile bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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A New Kind of Emergency Preparedness
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What Products Will Help Me Sleep Better?
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NIH names Dr. Eliseo Pérez-Stable director of the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities