[Originally published in Synapse - The UCSF student newspaper on May 19, 1983] Those strolling through the UCSF lobbies can’t...

Born and raised in a physician's family, I picked up an early love for medicine and went on to pursue...

Why did it take so long for microfluidics to become an integral part of life science and diagnostic product development...

How does UCSF measure up when it comes to racial justice? According to an evaluation of 10 leading medical schools...

An enthusiastic environmental engineering student from UC Berkeley took home the top Slammy award — just beating out UCSF’s finalist...

With large segments of California’s population no longer identifying as one race alone, medical experts are reinventing the old narratives...

[Originally published in Synapse - The UCSF student newspaper, May 11, 2000] In honor of workers on May 1, and...

In my article on last year’s Chancellor’s Leadership Forum on Diversity and Inclusion, I wrote about a point of tension...

The labor union representing over 25,000 service and patient care technical workers at the University of California launched a three-day...

It’s been several weeks since you hit the “submit” button, and the manuscript-tracking page has remained permanently open in your...

I have always been curious and interested about how new technologies can improve patient care. As a result, after receiving...

Ever wondered if probiotics improve immune function? Benefit gastrointestinal conditions? Or even help in the treatment of infections? Well, since...

[Originally published in Synapse - The UCSF student newspaper, April 29, 1982] Over 300 high school students, most interested in...

The Mosaic is a piece of writing I did to process the death of our classmate, Colin Alexander, earlier this...

Dr. David Graham’s Last Lecture featured nuggets of wisdom that only a life full of experiences can develop. At 73...