Mama M: Am I Too Nice to Be a Good Doctor
People tell me I am too nice to be a good doctor. The thing is, I am near the end...
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of 130 Infinite Inspiration: The Unseen Treasures Around Us
When was the last time you observed a full moon in the sky? Have you ever appreciated the touch of...
UC Chancellors Approve UC SHIP Recommendations
Chancellors of the 10 University of California campuses have agreed unanimously with all of an advisory committee’s recommendations regarding the...
Time-Wasting Tip #14 for the Overworked Grad Student
Got a long incubation time to kill? Waiting for your cells to spin? Bored in-between classes? In class? This week...
Stream of Consciousness: Bowtie Friday
20 Minutes, One Theme, No Edits, Backspace is OK Today’s theme: Bowtie Friday He was 96 when he passed away...
The Running Trails of Golden Gate Park
There are a lot of wonderful things about the location of UCSF. We are right by multiple Muni lines, we...
UCSF Opens New Pediatric Emergency Department
New signs and fresh arrows painted on the sidewalks of Parnassus Avenue mark the humble yet important opening of a...
Climbing Season Kicks Off at Mission Bay
The Mission Bay campus, with its inviting green spaces and futuristic buildings, is an urban oasis rising amid the concrete...
Journal Club: Cell Death
Of the three major categories of cell death, apoptosis is what we traditionally refer to when we discuss “programmed cell...
Time-Wasting Tip #13 for the Overworked Grad Student
Got a long incubation time to kill? Waiting for your cells to spin? Bored in-between classes? In class? This week...
Personal Connection Is the Key to Leadership for Surgery Chair
During the White Coat Ceremony for the School of Medicine’s Class of 2016, Dr. Nancy Ascher, Chair of Surgery, delivered...
UCSF Celebrates Second Annual All-School Alumni Weekend
Approximately 2,000 alumni from the Schools of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing and Pharmacy, as well as other programs, converged at the...
On Guns and Passion
On Wednesday, April 17, the United States Senate voted down a series of bills aimed at strengthening federal gun control...
May Is Lyme Disease Awareness Month
Lyme disease is a cruel illness, brought on in the United States by a spiral-shaped bacterium called Borrelia burgdorferi and...
Welcome to Tabula
You may be wondering what happened to the front page of Synapse this week. This artsy stuff is cool and...