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UCSF Adult Lung Transplant Program Ranked Highest for Patient Survival
UCSF Medical Center has the highest one-year survival rate in the nation, among institutions performing more than 20 adult lung transplants each year, according to data from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients.
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$1,000 hepatitis C pill a tough miracle to swallow
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Anti-Aging Hormone Could Make You Smarter
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Smart seniors might have this gene variant
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Better Cognition Seen with Gene Variant Carried by 1 in 5 People
A scientific team led by the Gladstone Institutes and UCSF has discovered that a common form of a gene already associated with long life also improves learning and memory.
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UCSF Commentary: Cervical Cancer Expert Questions Role of HPV Testing in Screening
Screening for cervical cancer has become more complex in the last few years, leaving physicians and patients in a quandary: do they test with the traditional Pap smear or do they add a test for human papilloma virus? UCSF ob/gyn Karen Smith-McCune, MD, PhD, weighs in.
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Eight Win Prestigious Academic Senate Awards
Eight UCSF faculty members have been honored with the prestigious Academic Senate Awards in three categories: Faculty Research Lecturer, Distinction in Mentoring and Distinction in Teaching.
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Two UCSF Professors Elected to National Academy of Sciences
Two from UCSF, Frank McCormick, PhD, FRS, and Jason G. Cyster, PhD, have been selected as members of the National Academy of Sciences, one of the highest honors that can be accorded an American scientist.
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Researchers use stem cells from fat to repair bone
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81 Valley students graduate from UCSF Fresno Doctors Academy
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Creating video games to improve mental health
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UCSF and Stanford join up in attempt to find better drugs faster
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Stanford, UCSF target better drug development in new FDA partnership
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FDA Launches Center of Excellence for Drug Development at UCSF
The Food and Drug Administration has selected UCSF as the site of a new regulatory science center on the West Coast. The center aims to spur innovative approaches in drug development that will support the FDA’s ability to evaluate and approve safe and effective new medications.
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Vampire's Delight? Young Blood Recharges Brains of Old
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Stanford, UCSF Researchers Use ‘Vampire Mice’ To Show Newer Blood Can Rejuvenate
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A New Women’s Issue: Statins
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Juvenile Blood Reverses Effects Of Aging In Mice; Could Humans Also Experience Reverse Aging?
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An Injection of Young Blood Improves Memory in Older Mice
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New Blood 'Recharges Old Brain', Mouse Study Suggests
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San Francisco Company Aims to Become the Wikipedia of Medicine
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‘Vampire’ Mice May Hold Key to Eternal Youth
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Young blood rejuvenates brains and muscles of old mice
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Self-Assembly Required: One Scientist’s Bid to Build Cancer-Killing Nanorobots
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Blood from Young Mice Shown to Reverse Aging
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Young Blood May Hold Key to Reversing Aging
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Could Young Blood Be the Fountain of Youth?
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Studies Find ‘Young’ Blood Rejuvenates Aging Mice
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Transfused Blood Rejuvenates Old Mice