UCSF 2.0: Reinventing Learning and Education
Many of the ideas to reinvent learning and education specified in the strategic planning initiative known as UCSF 2.0 were discussed during the UCSF School of Medicine retreat.
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EXCLUSIVE: UCSF chooses developers for huge Laurel Heights housing site
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Harvey V. Fineberg Named UCSF Presidential Chair
Harvey V. Fineberg, MD, PhD, MPP, the President of the Institute of Medicine, will come to UCSF for a yearlong appointment as a Presidential Chair beginning in September.
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UCSF 2.0: A Landscape of Possibilities
As UC San Francisco marks 150 years as a medical college, it looks ahead to leading the next revolutions in health, education and science.
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Review: James Hetfield, Billie Joe Armstrong shine at acoustic benefit concert
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Today's Music Picks: Why Sammy Hagar and Metallica's James Hetfield are uniting
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CDC issues HIV prevention drug guidelines
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Johnson & Johnson plans South San Francisco incubator
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Looking for the Final Word on Treatment
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5 Important Lessons From The Biggest E-Cigarette Study
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UCSF 2.0: Conversation Continues on Inside UCSF
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Homemade baby food biting into sales
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E-Cigarettes Don’t Actually Help People Quit Smoking, According To 84 Different Studies
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Benefits of altitude training questioned for everyday folks
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Genome sequencing used in drug screening
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E-Cigarettes Expose People to More Than ‘Harmless’ Water Vapor
UCSF scientists have found that industry claims about e-cigarettes are unsupported by the evidence to date, including claims that they help smokers quit.
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UCSF: E-Cigarettes Are Harmful, Won't Help You Quit Smoking
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New Cancer Immunotherapy Aims Powerful T Cells Against Tumors
Deadly skin cancers in mice shrank in response to a new treatment that may complement other “immunotherapies” developed recently to boost the body’s own defenses against disease threats, according to a new study published by UCSF researchers.
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UCSF e-cigarette study stamps out public health benefits
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Exercising the Mind to Treat Attention Deficits
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The Debate over Sensory Processing Disorder: Are Some Kids Really ‘Out of Sync’?
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Exercising the Mind to Treat Attention Deficits
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Singular Gene Could Increase Brain Power And Fight Off Dementia
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Oakland: Mother of the Year brings comfort to babies
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San Jose: Childbirth au naturel -- new program matches midwives, doctors to reduce C-sections
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Six IQ points smarter? There might be a gene for that
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The 3% solution
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Carroll Wins Coveted Barringer Medal
The American Association of Genitourinary Surgeons awarded its 2014 Barringer Medal to Peter R. Carroll, MD, MPH, chair of the UCSF Department of Urology.
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VIDEO: Music Does the Body Good
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The Young and Smart Gene