Arlequin Café: An Urban Oasis
At times, walking in San Francisco can feel like one’s been doomed to an oppressive eter- nity of wandering a...
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Mama M: Lonely Medical Student
Will I be alone for the rest of my life? I am 33 years old and I still haven’t found...
University Takes Bold Step into the Future with UCSF2025
Community Encouraged to Play Online Game on September 11 and 12 For 36 hours on September 11 and 12, members...
Latest UCSF Tobacco Policy is the Wrong Approach to Health Promotion
On September 3, UCSF instated its new 100% Tobacco Free Policy, which requires anyone affiliated with UCSF to refrain from...
Teaching Strategies to Lower Prescription Drug Costs for Under-Served Patients
In the setting of health care reform and rising health care costs, cost-containment strategies are critically important and relevant in...
UCSF Reaches Out to Young Scientists
The pigskins were laid out on benches (like so many uncooked slabs of pork belly) as I watched), as a...
Lowell High School Symposium Wraps Up Summer of Lab Research
Like many UCSF researchers, Grace Zhang had a productive summer in lab. She tested the activity of 12 novel 3-inch...
Journal Club: Cancer Biology, Neuroscience, Stem Cell Biology, and Cancer Biology
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Cancer Biology, Neuroscience, Stem Cell Biology, and Cancer Biology.
Do Babies Move Like Us?
True or False? Babies move just like us False! From the musculoskeletal perspective, babies have a lot of development to...
‘Carrier’ Benefits from The Dodos’ New Songwriting Approach
Since 2005, the Dodos have been known for the experimental style of their music, and this is reflected in their...
UCSF, Children’s Oakland sign affiliation agreement set to close by early 2014
UCSF Medical Center and Children’s Hospital & Research Center Oakland have signed an affiliation agreement that links the two institutions...
DIY Lab Equipment Design Contest Under Way
Meeting global challenges requires breakthroughs from the entire global scientific community — not just a select set of well-funded universities...
Journal Club: Cell Death
Why do we need (cell) death? Death is one of the most critical lessons we must learn in biology and...
Time-Wasting Tip #15 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: Hospice
Twenty Minutes, One Theme, No Edits. Backspace is OK Today’s Theme: A Visit to Hospice Ms. S. is a 59-year-old...