“For me, 2016 has been a year of success accompanied by huge changes. This is my first time living in...

An unexpected advantage of introducing a new curriculum has been the fervent solicitation of student feedback. Through a renewed emphasis...

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In human cells, three billion base pairs arrange themselves into sequences of As, Ts, Gs, and Cs to form genes...

Arguably the most contentious issue facing politicians is abortion, but when a candidate uses shocking and misleading language to debate...

“I am a fairly non-traditional pharmacy student. I started pursuing an entirely different field, my husband and son are back...

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This election cycle, the top of the ticket is in the spotlight, and for good reason. However, California voters will...

UCSF students and health care workers are campaigning to provide a free medical clinic for Native Americans facing violence while...

“I grew up all over the world, but I’ve somehow always lived in the Bay Area on and off. My...

“If someone told my 7th grade self, who would regularly puke in the school bathroom between classes, that I would...

This year, UCSF introduced Bridges, a new curriculum for first year medical students. The new curriculum involves 1.5 preclinical years...

“I've never made a penny being a doctor, so that makes it not a job. My sense of a doctor...

With the successful creation of DNA vaccines that elicited immune protection from Zika infection, hope is on the rise in...

Marybeth Gasman, in a recent article for the Washington Post, describes obstacles many professionals of color, mainly African Americans, face...