New Law, New Curriculum?
On October 5, Governor Jerry Brown made history by signing the End of Life Option Act into law in California...
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Is Banning Sugary Drinks Worthwhile?
“Here’s something wholesome and delicious for you to enjoy,” a smiling nurse says in a vintage Coca-Cola magazine ad. “Coca-Cola...
Emphasize Sex in Research, orders National Institutes of Health
Reproducibility in biological research — or more specifically the lack of it — is an ongoing issue. While experiments may...
Get Inspired at Informed Health 2016
Get set for what promises to be a day of galvanizing conversations and insightful discussions during the Informed Health 2016...
Reconstructing Lives with Bone Lab Radio
When Francis Smith was born, nobody knew whether he would survive. The doctors would come to realize that he had...
Tackling UCSF's Housing and Transportation Crisis
Housing and transportation are two of the biggest issues facing students. Many could not imagine that finding affordable places to...
Be a Research Rockstar
PhD students are invited to be a research rockstar by entering the Grad Slam competition by January 4. Grad Slam...
A Powerful Weapon for Battling Breast Cancer
Cancer begins from a single mutation in a single cell. By the time it is a full-blown tumor, it carries...
Tragedy Uncovers True Talent
"It all started 10 years ago. I was a dental tech, but had to stop when I got into a...
Dying to Make Life
As you read these words, hold out your hand. Notice the space between your fingers, the fragments of MacBook you...
Symposium Highlights Emergency Medicine Around the Globe
The UCSF Emergency Medicine Interest group is hosting the 3rd Annual NorCal Emergency Medicine Symposium on Saturday, January 16 at...
Turning Scientists into Investment Analysts
EVEXIA BioFund has continued to grow since its inception in April 2014, now including 65 members and managing a portfolio...
Humans of UCSF: One Happy Human
"From the day I came to UCSF in 1991 I have been proud and humbled to be part of this...
Playing with Pastiche by Amy Ton
About these pieces: Part of a pastiche of The Humument by Tom Phillips, these pages were altered from a 1932...
New Treatment Extends Lives for AIDS Patients
Today, HIV infection is no longer a death sentence for those with access to anti-retrovirals. These drugs suppress replication of...