Scene of solidarity: UCSF community holds vigil to remember slain Muslim students
Still reeling from the civil rights demonstrations that took place in December, the nation’s college campuses again rallied recently at...
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of 131 All Lives Matter: A reflection on intolerance and misunderstanding this Black History Month
What do these have in common? Prejudice. Hate. Fear. At best, they lead to comments like, “Oh, he only got...
UC schools to require immunizations
In the wake of the recent measles outbreak around the country, UC has issued a statement that they will require...
Humans of UCSF: Valerie Torricos
"This is my favorite place on campus. When you are having a bad day, grab some Jamba Juice, head up...
Earthquake Preparedness Talks at UCSF
The 2015 cycle of Matt Springer's home earthquake preparedness talks at UCSF has been scheduled and is listed below. Many...
Humans of UCSF: Marquita Bowe
“I painted every major bridge in the Bay Area. I’ve painted the Bay Bridge, Richmond Bridge, Carquinez Bridge, and Benicia...
Mama M: How Do I Know
I don't know why, but I keep dating people who "aren't good for me." That's what my friends and family...
Striking Student Health
BERKELEY—Physicians from UCSF Student Health and 10 other University of California student health centers employed a rare tactic seen among...
Digital Health Conference Hosted by UCSF
On Jan. 15, UCSF kicked off the semester with its second annual Informatics and Digital Health conference at Mission Bay...
The Science of Food: The Safe GMO and the Un-boiled Egg
Humans have been developing genetically-modified organisms for millennia through the process of artificial selection—human-directed selective breeding—of plants and animals for...
Humans of UCSF: Nicolas Strauli
“I like the artwork at UCSF. There’s Robert Arneson at Parnassus – the heads with pillars on top – I’m...
SmartDerm Wants to Stop Bedsores Before They Start
Michael Hemati and Sachin Rangarajan, cofounders of SmartDerm, operate their medical device startup company from the Mission Bay QB3 garage...
Synapse: February 8, 1990
Today, those needing a bone-marrow transplant are likely to be able to find a reasonably well-matched, nonrelated donor. This is...
Journal Club: Immunology, Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, and Neuroscience
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Immunology, Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, and Neuroscience.
Is your bike responsible for more than getting you around? Five causes of bike pain
As San Francisco continues to be blessed with occasional sun, biking remains one of the most popular ways to commute...