Dr. Hiten Madhani Wins 2015 Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award
Each year, the ASGD and GDAA call for students and alumni to nominate faculty who have gone above and beyond...
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SNPhA Takes on Chronic Kidney Disease
Nearly 26 million people in the United States may have chronic kidney disease (CKD) and many of them are unaware...
Humans of UCSF: Ava Arshadi
“36 years ago, my family escaped Iran in the midst of a revolution that increasingly deprived followers of their religion...
Journal Club: Structural Biology, Genetics & Autoimmunity, Cancer Biology, and Neuroscience
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Structural Biology, Genetics & Autoimmunity, Cancer Biology, and Neuroscience.
Mama M: Taken for Granted
What do I do if I have a friend who I feel is often taking me for granted? I don’t...
The Science of Wine
I don’t know all the science behind winemaking. But my favorite Sonoma winemaker, ex-professor of particle physics Dr. Chris Loxton...
Synapse: May 4, 1960
A half century ago, more than 95 percent of doctors were men and more than 95 percent of nurses were...
Five Reasons to Attend the 2015 LivingGreen Fair
Don’t miss the 2015 LivingGreen Fair on May 14 from 11 am to 2 pm at Mission Bay, Rutter Center...
May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month Advice on Lyme Disease
People all around the world are currently having some fun doing the “Lyme disease challenge.” This entails stuffing a lime...
Elective Promotes Wellness for Dental Students
This quarter during a Tuesday lunchtime elective course dental students are taking a break from learning to care for patients...
Mentoring and Mentorship
Mentoring is a vital part of the learning process as well as crucial to career development in various professions. Yet...
Survey of Student Expenses Reveals Strained Finances
The stereotype of the graduate student living in a cramped apartment, heating ramen on a hot plate, is decades old...
Kimberly Topp inspires students in her Last Lecture
On April 22, Chair of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science, Dr. Kimberly Topp, PhD, gave an address that wove together...
"Between Degrees" Features Creative Work by UCSF Students
It’s easy to become buried in our studies – learning about the clinical significance of each sign and symptom, drug-drug...
Synapse: April 17, 1980
Today, emergency medicine (EM) seems a solidly entrenched and respectable medical specialty. Compared to many specialties, however, it is a...